Wednesday, May 30, 2001
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Wineries From California to France Now Have Tasting Rooms

1. Main Course: There's a Genie in the Cellar
2. Recipe of the Week: Sauteed Red Snapper With Rhubarb
Sauce
3. Wine List: Whatever You Do, Don't Swallow
4. Multimedia: Video Tours of Recently Reviewed Restaurants
5. NYC Restaurants: Say 'Cheese' and Try Not to Smile
6. Reader Opinions: The Perfect Barbecue Fire

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1. Main Course: There's a Genie in the Cellar
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From Mattituck, N.Y., to Mendocino County, Calif., hundreds
of wineries devote almost as much time and money to their
tasting rooms as to their cellars. Frank J. Prial examines
the trends and picks his favorites.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30WINE.html?0530wd

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Blanc-Manger: Simplicity, Translated Into French

You might get away with calling the sweet and creamy dessert
known as blanc-manger a French take on panna cotta, but
don't try that in France.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30BLAN.html?0530wd

2. Recipe of the Week: Sauteed Red Snapper With Rhubarb
Sauce
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Mark Bittman, the Minimalist, combines a tart fruit and
smoky saffron into a simple sauce for fish.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30MINI.html?0530wd

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White Asparagus Three Ways

Geoffrey Zakarian, the chef at Manhattan's Town, talks about
that delicious delicacy, white asparagus, and works it into
a soup, a salad and a side dish.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30CHEF.html?0530wd

3. Wine List: Whatever You Do, Don't Swallow
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Getting the most out of a tasting room takes a bit of
planning and, once you're there, a good deal of discipline.
Amanda Hesser explores tasting room protocol.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30PROT.html?0530wd

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Prial's Picks: Tasting Rooms for Wine, or a Cup of Education

Frank J. Prial lists his favorite places around the world to
taste wines, from Napa to Burgundy, the North Fork to
Florence.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30ROOM.html?0530wd

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Wine Picks: Leslie Sbrocco's Cellar Suggestions

Zinfandel has a cult following unlike any other grape
variety. We're not talking about the wimpy white kind,
either. Every January more than 5,000 Zinfandel fanatics
converge on San Francisco to taste the serious red stuff at
one of the largest tastings in the country. What's so great
about America's classic grape? Give these wines a try and
you'll see:

1998 Peterson Winery Bradford Mountain Zinfandel
$22 - Many Zins are known for their powerful,
take-no-prisoners style, but this lovely wine is elegant,
restrained and full of black cherry and plum flavors.
4 stars
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1998 Ridge Vineyards Geyserville Zinfandel
$30 - If there's a first-growth of Zinfandel then Ridge tops
the list. Complete with all the spice and ripe fruit
Zinfandel is famous for, this wine is one for the cellar.
4 stars
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1998 Pepperwood Grove Cabernet Franc
$7 - Zinfandel used to be one of the best-value reds around.
Not true anymore. But here's a wine that offers bright
blueberry flavors, good peppery spice notes and still
carries an affordable price tag.
3.5 stars
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4. Multimedia: Video Tours of Recently Reviewed Restaurants
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From Marcus Samuelsson's kitchen at Aquavit to the
spectacular dining room at Le Cirque, enjoy video tours of
some of Manhattan's top restaurants.
http://www.nytimes.com/library/dining/index-video.html?0530wd

5. NYC Restaurants: Say 'Cheese' and Try Not to Smile
=====================================================

Artisanal, which gets two stars from William Grimes, is a
big, very good-looking brasserie with more varieties of
cheese than most human beings will encounter in a lifetime.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30REST.html?0530wd

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A Dining Empire and the Guardian at Its Door

In the late 1960's and early 70's, what Michael Tong was
attempting at Shun Lee Palace seemed at once improbable and
daring. Adam Nagourney profiles the owner of the popular
Midtown Chinese restaurant.
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/30/living/30TONG.html?0530wd

Find a Restaurant
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Bar Pick of the Week: Paisley

An exotic alternative to the bars in the Flatiron district
has opened in Paisley, a shop and bar which specializes in
Asian furniture and decorative accessories.
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Find a Bar
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6. Readers' Opinions: The Perfect Barbecue Fire
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From building the perfect barbecue fire to the best methods
for saving open bottles of wine, readers share their
insights and answer fellow readers' questions.

Q. One of my family's GIANT outdoor grilling days is coming
up, and here's a problem that always troubles me: How do you
decide how many briquettes are going to be enough? How do
you know when the fire is hot enough to cook without
cremating? How do you get it to last until everything is
done? -- KennethRay

A. Those chimney-style fire starters work *really* well, and
you can have briquettes ready to go in a very short time . .


FYI
---------------------- Forwarded by Sally Beck/HOU/ECT on 07/20/2000 07:17 PM
---------------------------

	Peggy Hedstrom
	07/20/2000 10:49 AM

To: Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Financial Confirm NP6050.1

Thanks for your prompt response.  I really hope that you can convince Mark
Taylor that transferring the financial confirmations to Calgary is the right
thing to do.  As you recall, we have been down the road of improving the
service to Calgary previously.  This seems to work in the short term, but as
soon as there is turnover in the group, which unfortunately seems to occurs
regularly, the service level starts to drop.  I would like you to consider
the following arguments in favor of transferring this function to Calgary
when you meet with Mark.

First, when the recommendation first came out to transfer to financial
confirmations to Calgary, Mark Taylor's concern was our legal staff.  At that
time, we had one attorney  who did not have expertise in the financial area.
We now have three very competent attorneys.  Greg Johnston has spent time in
Houston and has recently attended an ISDA training course.

Second, there are problems with the confirmations that are prepared by
Houston and with the process itself.  At the time of the Project Doorstep
audit, we provided you with a list of confirmations that had not been sent
out after we had approved them.  As you saw from my memo, confirmations are
periodically sent out without our review.  Also, we have found mistakes in
the confirmations themselves, including the contract date referred to in the
confirmation.  The first two issues cause me a lot of concern.  Some of the
confirmations sent out without our review were wrong, which is a big
problem.  We had a large number of confirmations that were never sent out,
which is even a bigger problem.

Third, there is no real additional control in the process by having Houston
generate the confirmations.  If you think about what the process is, the
transactions are done in Calgary, we fax the deal sheets to Houston, the
confirmation is generated using a template that has been pre-approved by
legal, we review and approve the confirmation and execute them on-line if
done by Enron Canada Corp., or send an e-mail if the Enron Entity is Enron
North America.  Houston faxes the confirms to the counterparty.  If the
counterparty is a trading company, Houston follows up on the status of
execution.  For all other entities, the Calgary office is now doing the
follow-up.  All these transactions are currently settled out of the Calgary
office.  If the transactions were done in Calgary, we would be using the same
pre-approved templates that Houston is using.  It is not clear to me where
there is any additional control by having the confirmations done in Houston,
or, conversely, why there is any additional risk in having Calgary prepare
our own financial confirmations.  If there is some perception that an element
of risk exists by having Calgary prepare the financial confirmations, why are
we allowed to prepare the physical confirmations?

Fourth, there is a duplication of effort by having the preparation done in
Houston while the review process is done in Calgary.  Currently, Houston has
staff handling the Calgary transactions.  Because the confirmations are
reviewed and approved here, I have similar staff who print the confirmations,
route them for review, update TAGG, notify Houston when the review is
complete, and then follow-up with either Houston or the counterparty on
issues or execution.  We are currently following up on all non-trading
company financial confirmations.  So, we are both printing and reviewing the
transactions, following up with the counterparties, and filing these
documents.  As I stated before, Calgary could assume full responsibility for
the financial confirmations without adding any staff.

Fifth, there is an increase in the amount of time needed to get the
confirmations to the counterparty by having the preparation done in Houston.
Because of the number of times the information has to go back and forth, the
confirmations rarely get to the counterparty within 24 hours of the
transaction being done.  We feel this time line could be met if we did the
financial confirmations here.  This reduces risk for Enron.

Finally, because we are a small office, I need the opportunity to develop my
existing employees so that they don't feel that they need to leave the
company in order to broaden their knowledge base.  Given the skill sets of
the documentation group, it is difficult for them to move into other areas
such as risk, logistics, or accounting, so it is important that I am able to
keep them challenged within the documentation group.  Because we review the
confirmations, the basic understanding of the financial transactions already
exists.  However, I know that my employees would appreciate having full
accountability and responsibility for this function, and have the opportunity
to develop more expertise in the area of financial confirmations.

As a final note, I report to you.  I am fully accountable to you for ensuring
that all the necessary controls are in place to handle this function
properly.  It would mean a lot to me, as well as the documentation staff, to
get your vote of confidence in making the case to legal to transfer this
function to Calgary.  Mark Taylor has never met me or my staff, yet I get the
impression that he doesn't think we are capable of handling this function.  I
hope that you will be able to set him straight on this.  He just needs to
look at the results of our annual audits to see the level of competency that
exists here.

If you have any questions or need any additional clarification on anything in
this memo, please let me know.  As you can see, the Calgary office feels very
strongly about this issue, including Rob Milthorp and Peter Keohane.  Please
let me know how your meeting with Mark goes.

Thanks,
Peggy

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Sally Beck                           07/19/2000 04:57 PM

To: Peggy Hedstrom/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Financial Confirm NP6050.1

I got your message and I have asked Brent to get with me when he is back in
the office on Friday ( he has been in New York re: MG since Monday night).
Together we will do two things:  (1) devise a foolproof plan to insure an
excellent level of service to Calgary starting immediately, and (2) work with
Mark Taylor to understand his concerns over the movement of confirmation
preparation to Calgary and to eliminate his concerns.  We will keep you
posted on both items.  --Sally

	Peggy Hedstrom
	07/19/2000 12:02 PM

To: Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Financial Confirm NP6050.1

Just so that you are aware, we continue to have problems with the financial
confirm process from Houston.  On more than one occasion, confirmations have
been sent to our counterparties prior to review by Calgary.  Attached is the
most recent one.   We have been assured over and over that this will not
happen again, however, it continues to happen.  Luckily, this confirmation
went out without any errors in it.  I know that you are very busy, but  is
there any way that you can make it a priority to get resolution on moving the
financial confirmations to Calgary.
---------------------- Forwarded by Peggy Hedstrom/CAL/ECT on 07/18/2000
02:10 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Larry Joe Hunter                           07/18/2000 01:15 PM

To: Peggy Hedstrom/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc: Diane Anderson/NA/Enron@Enron, Andrea R Guillen/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Financial Confirm NP6050.1

Peggy,

As far as I can tell, we simply screwed up on this deal.  Diane Anderson, who
was covering for Angie last week, was using my name to sign off on some other
Canada deals which were approved from last week then signed and sent this one
by mistake.  We're terribly sorry for the mistake.  Call me if you want to
discuss.

Thanks,
Joe

	Peggy Hedstrom
	07/18/2000 09:55 AM

To: Larry Joe Hunter/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Financial Confirm NP6050.1

Since Dianne Seib is currently on vacation, I am reviewing the financial
confirms.  For the referenced confirm, the status is currently showing 'Sent
to Counterparty", although our records show that we have not yet approved the
revised confirm.  Can you check on this for me and let me know whether this
was sent prior to receiving Calgary's approval?  If you have any questions, I
can be contacted at ext. 6753.
Thanks
Peggy


Mr. Stephen B. Gross
Vice President
Newport Generation, Inc.
4 Park Plaza
Suite 450
Irvine, CA  92614


Hi Morgan,

Now that I do not work for Ken Lay and, as a stockholder, he actually
works for me, I can go directly too him and tell him what I really
think.  I can also tell all of the board members what I think as well,
without fear of getting fired by one of my former politically motivated
bosses.  Ken Lay earned a PHD as an economist.  He knows exactly what I
am talking about.  What he is doing is trying correct many bad Enron
decisions and to find "easy" income in a tough time.  He is very good at
"working the floor", as I call it, of the New York Stock Exchange.  He
has probably made deals with brokers and large mutual fund managers such
as Vanguard and Fidelity for them to repurchase large amounts of Enron
stock IF he can clean up Enron and bring in some revenue.  So far, so
good.  The problem arises when you look at the quality of the revenue
Ken is generating.  What I see is largely from "one time" sales of
existing assets and not from continuing operations.  In other words, the
effect is only temporary and it is much harder to re-create at a later
time because the "asset" is gone.

Personally, I am not buying into the "trust me" line from Enron.  It is
time for Enron's leadership to earn their millions in salary.

Love,
Dad

-----Original Message-----
From: Shaw, Morgan [mailto:MShaw@CHIEFS.NFL.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 5:16 PM
To: Shaw, Neal
Subject: RE:

I did get it Dad...I think you really made some great points.  Do you
think
Ken really "gets" what you are trying to say??
Good things for the Right Reasons...where have I heard that before???

Love you,

Morgan

-----Original Message-----
From: Shaw, Neal [mailto:nshaw@usenergyservices.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 4:33 PM
To: mshaw@chiefs.nfl.com; jbshaw@csuniv.edu
Subject: FW:

Morgan & Jenny;
Did not know if you received the lastest on the Ken Lay Letter.  Ken is
the President, CEO and Chairman of all of Enron.

Love,

Dad

-----Original Message-----
From: Shaw, Neal
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 10:41 AM
To: 'Kenneth.Lay@enron.com'
Cc: 'mshaw@chiefs.nfl.com'; 'jbshaw@csuniv.edu'
Subject: RE:
Importance: High

Ken,

Thank you for your response to my email.  Whether you actually took the
time to respond or left it to one of your assistants, I hope you read my
comments/suggestions and truly understood them.

I have a few more comments and suggestions!

You are correct, overall stock values have declined and Enron has some
additional, unique issues related to its broadband and tele-com
business, payments from California and large investments in foreign
power plants, particularly India.  However, I cannot agree with your
comments (or Jeff's) about short sellers.

Short sellers, like jackals and vultures, exist for a reason and are an
important part of the whole financial community in which we live.  Short
sellers (and Jackals) are always looking for a deal(meal).  When they
find an unhealthy company (animal), they investigate, which oftens leads
to greater opportunities.  Enron, under Jeff's leadership, was not
healthy and the short sellers (jackals) found a wonderful opportunity.

Your current job, as was Jeff Skilling's, is to not provide the short
sellers (jackals) a reason or opportunity to focus on Enron's stock
price.

I applaud your recent commitment to the financial community to provde
better definition regarding Enron's profits.  Developing the necessary
internal mechanism for a largely transparent financial reporting system
will police itself and will ultimately reinforce confidence in Enron's
true value.

As an economist, you need to remember that the market value of any
company, in today's economy, is largely based on the market's perception
of its value. As you and I have so recently seen, the market very often
reacts on preception and only looks at intrinsic value as an
afterthought.  The financial community believes that if it quacks like a
duck and walks like a duck, then....just maybe it is a duck and not
really a racehorse

Enron executives need to be more cognizant of the negative impact their
excessive insider selling of shares has on market preception.  Using
stock options in lieu of salary is a very powerful incentive but it can
also backfire, especially if the proper safe guards are not in place.
Excessive insider trades can and should be limited.

Doing good things for the right reasons works! For some years now,
Northern's leadership has not done many good things for the right
reasons.  They are highly political and have developed a nasty habit of
not telling their upper management (Stan Horton) the truth, but what
Stan wants to hear.  They are doing many things, not because they
should, but becaue they can get away with them.  This activity works
only as long as their customers do not have a choice!  You want
examples-look at the non-Enron pipeline activity in Florida and the
upper midwest.

A solid domestic asset with a reasonable return is much better than the
possibility of much higher returns on assets in unstable, foreign
markets.  Enron is not smarter than the world and the world has
certainly demonstrated that it will not allow Enron to possess very much
control over world affairs.  Let's learn from our mistakes!

Selling difficult assets, such as in India, is good.  Selling profitable
assets, such as Portland General is bad just to make the bollom line
revenue. Warren Buffet, an Omaha native, does not look like such an old
fuddy-duddy as he once did, as recently as last year.  Strong, solid
fandamentals do count and ......

Short sellers will always be around and DOING GOOD THINGS FOR THE RIGHT
REASONS truly works!!!

Sincerely,

Neal Shaw

-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth.Lay@enron.com [mailto:Kenneth.Lay@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 12:08 PM
To: Shaw, Neal
Subject: RE:

Any responses to this e-mail should be sent to kenneth.lay@enron.com

Neal:

I appreciate your recent e-mail concerning the decline in Enron's stock
price.  I share with you a very deep disappointment and frustration
about
this decline.

The decline has occurred for a number of reasons.  First, overall stock
values have declined significantly this year.  Enron's stock price has
declined more than averages primarily because of the total melt down in
the
broadband and tele-com business, difficulties with getting paid by the
California utilities and trouble with our large power plant and LNG
project
in India.  These problems have been further compounded by endless
misinformation and rumors, probably promulgated by short sellers.

In any event, I believe we our making progress in addressing these
various
problems.  I believe our stock price will increase over the short to
intermediate term.  With good success, we will be able to restore most
or
all of the value we lost this year over the not too distant future.

I appreciate your concerns and your suggestions and I will certainly do
everything I can to restore your confidence in Enron.

Sincerely,

Ken

    -----Original Message-----
   From:   "Shaw, Neal" <nshaw@usenergyservices.com>@ENRON

[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Shaw+2C+20Neal+22+20+3Cnshaw+40usenergyservices+2E
com+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]

   Sent:   Monday, September 24, 2001 1:47 PM
   To:     Ken.lay@enron.com
   Subject:

   Ken,

   My name is Neal Shaw and I worked for Northern Natural Gas Company in
   Midland, Minneapolis and Omaha in the Marketing Department of Enron's
   Gas Pipeline Group for almost 19 years.  I left the company is
December
   2000. I have a major portion of my investment portfolio in Enron
shares.

   I just read an interesting article titled Sizing up CEO aplomb under
   duress a major concern. by Jamie Lareau.  This article focused on how
to
   recognize CEO's and CEO candidates who were not up to the
requirements
   of their job and used Jeff Skilling as an example.  I have agreed
with
   views of this journalist for some time, especially since Jeff called
a
   fund manager an "asshole".  Publically calling someone is simply Not
   something any CEO should do and you and Enron's board should have
done
   something about Jeff then.

   My point is as follows:  Where were you and the Enron Board during
all
   this?  Why have you let people like Jeff Skilling and Stan Horton
   virtually destroy all growth prospects for the pipelines and totally
   concentrate on trying to make money without an asset base?  A lot of
   people believed Jeff's hype and many people have suffered!  Has Jeff
   suffered?.  I think not especially since he has left Enron with
millions
   of our dollars in his pocket.  Hopefully he will be able to afford
the
   time off to "find himself".

   Did you see the movie "Top Gun"?  Toward the end of the movie, Tom
   Cruise, otherwise know as Maverick, blamed himself for the loss of
his
   friend and simply disengaged from combat flying.  However, when
things
   got really rough, Maverick re-engaged the enemy and did what he was
   hired to do.

   Do you know where this is going?

   You are once again Enron's "Top Gun"!  The enemy is Enron's depressed
   stock price.  It is time for you to re-engage and live up to your
title
   of "Top Gun" and CEO!  I and the rest of Enron's stock holders need
you
   to repair the damage Jeff did and STOP the damage people like Stan
   Horton are currently doing and get Enron back in the mix.

   I sincerely hope you are still capable of doing a good job.  If you
are
   not, refund your salary since Jeff took over and step down.

   Sincerely,

   Neal Shaw
   U.S. Energy Services, Inc.
   Phone:  (402) 861-9520
   Cell:      (402) 578-8897
   Fax:      (402) 861-0461

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Heidi, the volume of 100dth on k65403 to CGV1-34 is being cut because of
capacity allocation at mkt-34, you do not have any primary contracts to that
area.  Please call Chris Germany for more information.

thanks
joann


Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.

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-----Original Message-----
From: 	Nicolay, Christi L.
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 9:00 AM
To:	Black, Tamara Jae; Harvey, Claudette
Subject:	FW: FERC Meeting on November 7

TJ and Claude-please send to your groups. thanks.

FERC's meeting scheduled for Wednesday, November 7, does not have any RTO dockets on the agenda.  The generic docket "Electricity Market Design and Structure," which is the docket FERC is using for its "RTO Week" proceeding, is included on the agenda, but we do not expect any significant actions in this docket because FERC is still taking comments from the industry on the outcome of RTO Week.  However, this new Commission has surprised us before, so if anything of import happens at next week's meeting, we'll notify you immediately.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

Sarah


Hello:
There is one feature that has not been transferred to the new stack manager.
When I sort by both counterparty and product at the bottom of the screen, the
position summary does not sort by both product and counterparty, just by
product.  It would be very useful if you can replace this.
Thanks,
John


I (PSCO TP & CA) agree with Don.  I thought we were trying to get away from
time changes !

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Lacen, Don [SMTP:DLACEN@pnm.com]
> Sent:	Thursday, October 11, 2001 7:01 AM
> To:	Interchange Scheduling & Accounting Subcommittee (ISAS)
> Subject:	RE: Scheduling Time constant
>
> Since PPT changes twice a year and it does not resolve this scheduling
> problem, where PST would!  I recommend (PNM-CA/TP) we drop this issue
> until we can agree on a constant time zone standard (which we will never
> agree on).
>
> Don Lacen
> Public Service Company of New Mexico
> Transmission Services Coordinator
> Alvarado Square, MS EP11
> Albuquerque, NM, 87158
> 505-241-2032
> dlacen@pnm.com
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Franz, Marilyn [ <mailto:MFranz@SPPC.com>]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 2:43 PM
> To: Interchange Scheduling & Accounting Subcommittee (ISAS)
> Subject: RE: Scheduling Time constant
>
>
> SPPC Transmission would like to go forward with PPT as a common scheduling
>
> time for the same reasons the expressed by WMIC.
>
> Also, attached are the minutes for the Vancouver meeting.
>
> Thanks,
> Marilyn Franz
> Sierra Pacific Power Transmission
> 775-834-4322
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hackney, Mark W(Z39911) [ <mailto:Mark.Hackney@aps.com>]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 11:01 AM
> To: Interchange Scheduling & Accounting Subcommittee (ISAS)
> Subject: Scheduling Time constant
>
>
> It's been brought to my attention that we never resolved the issue of the
> common scheduling time (no Freudian slip on the acronym).  The group
> agreed
> to a PST value in July, but we wanted to survey the OC and WMIC first
> before
> going further.  That was to be one of our topic in Vancouver.  Well....
>
> So, I'd like to get a feel from the group: the survey leaned toward
> Pacific
> Prevailing Time as that match up with energy products, so.. continue to go
>
> forward with PST as in July, modify our suggestion to PPT or drop all
> together and wait to see if NERC is going to come up with something.  If
> we
> decide to go with either PST or PPT, I will get the OC Steering to help
> with
> clarification on this as a due process item or an item that can be brought
>
> to the OC for vote in 2002.  In addition, I would think that most would
> agree that implementation if it takes affect would be favorable at the
> April
> 2002 time change, so that is my suggestion that we use, if ISAS goes
> forward
> with the request to the OC.
>
> Please get back with your thought by next Wednesday so I can put together
> something for the upcoming OC meetings.
>
> Mark W. Hackney
> Section Leader
> Pre and Real-time Transmission Scheduling
> APS OATT Administration
> Arizona Public Service Company
> 602.250.1128 - Office
> 602.908.1423 - Cell
> 602.250.1155 - Fax
> <mailto:Mark.Hackney@aps.com>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Click to add my contact info to your organizer:
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>


Let's add Rick, Jim and me

	Elizabeth Linnell
	11/02/2000 05:05 PM

		 To: Eric Benson/NA/Enron@ENRON
		 cc: Linda L Lawrence/NA/Enron@Enron, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
		 Subject: Re: FERC Meetings

Let's put one in your name and one in Linda's.

Thanks!

	Eric Benson
	11/02/2000 03:56 PM

		 To: Elizabeth Linnell/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
		 Subject: Re: FERC Meetings

As a follow up to your  email I spoke to Janet Butler again about the ability
to view FERC meetings.  Jan told me that the password is not tied to one
location.  The password works for all locations.  A location equals a
person/user.  The only requirement is to have Real Video access which Jan
informs me is on the ENA Lan.  My understanding from Jan Butler is that the
cost is $90 per user/location per month.

I will send the request to Jan to add two users/locations per your request.
Jan will need names for the locations.  Do you want the locations to be in
your name and Steve's or how do you want to set that up.

Eric

==============================================================================
======================================================

From: Elizabeth Linnell on 11/02/2000 09:13 AM
To: Eric Benson/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@ENRON

Subject: Re: FERC Meetings

Eric - A couple of questions:

- Is the subscription dedicated to a particular user name, or is it something
like a membership number? It would be helpful to be able to be able to watch
the big meetings on one of the plasma screens, which would work with either
login method.  If the subscription is tied to a membership number we could
use any machine as the projecting machine.
- Is Real Video part of the Enron standard offering, special software that
we'd need to order, or a freebie we can download like RealPlayer?

Thanks!

	Eric Benson
	11/02/2000 08:24 AM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc: Elizabeth Linnell/NA/Enron@Enron
		 Subject: FERC Meetings

Mr. Kean -

Per your request, I spoke to Janet Butler yesterday after the FERC meeting on
options available to our group to view FERC meetings.  Janet told me that
Shelley's group has an annual contract with Capitol Connection that costs
$500 plus $90 for every additional connection annually.  The contract is
being renewed in the next week.  Janet indicated that Shelley's group pays
the charges and bills to our cost center.

Capitol Connection allows access to all other FERC meetings, such as the
California Wholesale Conference.   We need to have Real Video access in order
to view the meetings.

Eric


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Date:		11/29/2000
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Detailed Description:


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It is my understanding that:
After taking into account the recent preferred with Dynegy, Enron has limited authorized shares for further private equity;
A shareholders meeting is necessary to authorize additional shares; and
A shareholders meeting requires a 30-day notice period.

In order to be safe, I think we need an additional 250 million authorized shares - in order to comfortably raise up to $2.0+ billion - although the first tranche will likely be $800 to $900 million.

Who is the right person to take the lead in this matter?

Jeff Donahue


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	Uniform discussion among UT fans

	Nov. 30, 2000

	[IMAGE]Chip Brown, who covers UT football for The Dallas Morning News,
answers your questions about the bowl picture, UT's quarterback situation,
Chris Simms, next year's potential stars and more. Inside UT Football appears
on Thursdays.

	E-mail questions to Chip: chipbrown@dallasnews.com

	Listen to Chip Brown talk about the Longhorns
	on DallasNews.com's Colleges site

	Chip Shot

	I received several responses to an e-mail from a reader last week regarding
UT's uniforms and whether the Longhorns should change them. Here are some of
the responses ...

	One of your recent respondents indicated that UT needed to alter their
uniforms. I just wanted to go on record as thinking they are the  classiest,
coolest uniforms in the country! I admit to being biased, but  love the
simple, non-busy look of the all-white uniforms. I also have no  problem with
the color of the burnt orange as the person suggested. The  white helmets
with the simple, yet very distinguished longhorn emblem is as  pronounced as
the "star" on the Dallas Cowboys' helmet. While I agree with him about the
black shoes, I think any changes to "individualize" or  otherwise change
their "look" would be a move in the wrong direction. - Rick Peurifoy

	 I was interested in John Pharr's comments about the UT uniforms. Having been
at UT in the 1960s, I have seen the changes in the uniforms come and go. I
certainly think the best uniforms were in the 1969 season (perhaps influenced
by a national championship?). These were burnt orange jerseys (sans
individual name on back and "TEXAS" on the front), with the plain white pants
and orange stockings. The white uniform still had the orange stockings but
the jersey was white. You may remember that Fred Akers brought the
"candy-striped" pants (ala OU) and added the "TEXAS" to the jersey.
Personally I like the jersey, but think the return of the orange stockings
would add something to both uniforms, but particularly the road white. One
amusing memory when Darrell Royal was questioned about the plainness of the
uniforms; his response was that these are "work clothes" and not intended to
be fancy. I agree with you that the helmet is very distinctive and goes back
a long way. I recall there was an orange single stripe in addition to the
Longhorn in the early 1960s, but it didn't add much. Keep up the good work. I
always enjoy your newsletter. - Tom Thornell

	 Ignore all that guff about the Longhorns uniforms. I think they are among
the sharpest anywhere. If we change the helmets, then we look like a high
school team. What that guy needs to remember for away games is that we are
orange and white. Period. So what if it doesn't have too much color? I hope
we stay exactly the same. Remember when Tennessee changed their uniforms and
added orange pants? They looked like a bunch of ice cream men on the field. -
Russell Phillips

	Longhorn Q & A
	 Q: Can you give us a look at the bowl picture?
	 ?? Sandy Martin

	 BROWN:  Texas accepted an invitation to the Holiday Bowl on Wednesday and
will face either Oregon State or Oregon. It will be Oregon State if the
Beavers don't get a BCS berth. It will be Oregon if the Beavers do get a BCS
berth. If OU beats Kansas State, look for the Wildcats to go to the Cotton
Bowl. Nebraska would go to the Alamo Bowl; Iowa State would go to the
Insight.com Bowl; Texas A?would go to the Independence Bowl in Shreveport and
play former coach Jackie Sherrill and Mississippi State; and Texas Tech would
go to the galleryfurniture.com Bowl.
	?

	[IMAGE]
	Chris Simms

	Q: I'm very happy for Chris Simms, but what should we expect from him now? It
seems that he would be less inclined to redshirt, although one could argue
that he might like the opportunity to showcase for more than one year. Still,
since he finally got the chance to show what he can do without getting yanked
after five passes, a redshirt seems like a reach. If he doesn't redshirt,
what is

	the best guess for Texas QB in 2001? I know that you get asked this every
week, but with the new development following the A?game, it seems that we are
starting fresh in this story.
	?? Kyle Moore

	 BROWN:  Simms' big-time performance against A?adds all kinds of new wrinkles
to the landscape for 2001. My best guess is Simms will get the start for the
bowl game and we'll be back in the same situation we were heading into this
season. Major Applewhite's knee injury (this time to his right knee) again
gives UT coaches a reason to go with Simms, not only now but heading into the
spring and next fall. Mack Brown said on Monday that he wouldn't rule out a
rotation again. But one would have to think after the sluggish start the
offense suffered with a rotation this year that the coaches would be
reluctant to do that again. Despite breaking nearly every passing record at
Texas, Applewhite didn't look as sharp as he has in the past during his last
outings before getting injured. Simms would seem to have everything going his
way. The coaches finally saw what they were hoping to see from Simms earlier
this season. Now that they've seen it, you would have to think that they want
to start getting more experience for the guy who will lead them the next two
years (not stick with a guy who only has one season left). I'm not saying
that's fair. But it seems like it might be the way the UT coaches would
think. But we won't know how the QB situation for 2001 will shake out until
next fall, most likely.
	?

	 Q: Seems like with the receivers and the talent at TE returning, UT could
have three receivers every down and teams would have their hands full. Do you
think B.J. Johnson and Sloan Thomas will see more playing time from now on?
Did they just blossom during the A?game? Otherwise, why haven't they seen the
field more?
	?? A.B.

	 BROWN:  Texas will probably be a multiple offense again next season, but you
could certainly argue that UT should use more three-receiver sets next year
with one tight end because of the overwhelming talent the Longhorns will have
back at those positions. There is sentiment on the UT coaching staff that the
fullback position was pretty average this season. So the coaches will take a
strong look at Will Matthews this spring at FB. At 6-3 and 235, he has the
size. He is also quick with good hands. If Matthews doesn't add significant
oomph to the FB position, it could be argued that UT should try to use more
one-back sets and get its WR talent on the field. But we'll see. UT coaches
did a nice job of adjusting this season to a two-back, two-receiver set after
they realized they were overwhelming their young receivers (with too many
formations and too many quarterbacks). Now that the receivers can probably
handle more of the playbook, look for UT to be as multiple and complex an
offense as possible next season. B.J. Johnson finished the year as the team's
second-leading receiver, so he saw the field plenty. Sloan Thomas was the one
who had it tough because he had to learn all of the wide receiver positions
and be ready to fill in at any of them. So he was slowed by the learning
process and then had to fight for playing time with Montrell Flowers and
Brandon Healy. Healy is a senior, so he'll be gone next year. Flowers should
be worried about his playing time with Thomas lurking.
	?

	 Q: Who are some of the players to watch heading into the spring who are
either redshirting or transferred?
	?? Bart Fields

	 BROWN:  Chris Simms on Monday said that the two receivers who run the
sharpest routes in practice are redshirt freshman Tony Jeffery and transfer
Kyle Shanahan (the son of Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan). Simms said
both will really help the team a lot next year. Jeffery is 6-2 and trying to
bulk up from 170 pounds. Shanahan is 6-3 and trying to bulk up from 170
pounds. But both have shown great hands in practice. The first two names that
jumped off of Mack Brown's lips when asked about players to watch in bowl
practice and spring practice were redshirt freshman LBs Austin Sendlein and
Rashad Thomas. With Texas losing four linebackers after next season (De'Andre
Lewis, Everick Rawls, Marcus Wilkins and Tyrone Jones), Brown said some new
faces will have to play a bunch in 2001 to be ready to become starters at
linebacker in two years.
	?

	 Q: I'm a little concerned about our running backs. Next year's crop looks
mighty inexperienced. We never seemed to be able to run up the middle
consistently this year. Who would you figure has the best shot at being an
inside bruiser? What role will our fullbacks play?
	?? Russell Phillips

	 BROWN:  It's the biggest question mark on an offense that should be
absolutely loaded next season. I know the line loses tackles Leonard Davis
and Cory Quye, but Robbie Doane and Mike Williams should be able to take over
at tackle nicely. Mack Brown also said that redshirt freshman OT Lionel Garr
has lost about 30 pounds (from 360 to 330) and looks good. So with a line
that should continue to improve, the Longhorns just need a back who can run
behind it. Brown said he challenged all the backs to step it up as Hodges
Mitchell gets ready to finish his eligibility. Coaches want Victor Ike, Kenny
Hayter and Ivan Williams to toughen up and grow up. Coaches have told those
three that Sneezy Beltran and possibly Cedric Benson will get a shot next
year because those three all had a shot this year and failed to produce
consistently.
	?

	[IMAGE]
	Sloan Thomas

	Q: With Sloan Thomas emerging like he has, is there enough room at wideout
for Artie Ellis next season?
	 ?? Frank Seles

	 BROWN:  Don't be surprised to see Artie Ellis at tight end next season. At
6-3 and more than 200 pounds, he is a bit undersized but could add the
weight. His speed would give Texas the sure-handed, deep-threat tight end
they are trying to establish with Bo Scaife. It may be a longshot, but don't
be surprised.

	?

	 Q: While watching the A&M-UT game, I noticed that UT received the ball at
the opening kickoff and the second-half kickoff. And UT got the wind at its
back in the 4th quarter. How did this happen, and if A?won the toss, why
would the Aggies choose to defer, give UT the ball at both kickoffs, and go
into the wind in the 2nd and 4th quarters?
	?? Ryan M., Austin

	 BROWN:  Texas A?won the toss at the beginning of the game and chose the wind
at its back, giving Texas the ball into the wind in the first quarter. The
Longhorns then got the choice of the ball or the wind in the third quarter
and took the ball into the wind.
	?

	 Q: Is there any chance that Mack Brown will ever hire a special team coach.
UT lost at least two games last year due to problems on special teams. This
year the Longhorns would have been 10-1 and possibly on their way to a BCS
game had it not been for a blocked punt that was run back for a touchdown
against Stanford. With money apparently not being a factor, I really do not
understand why Brown doesn't break down and hire some specialized help.
	 ?? Don Stevenson, Huntington, Texas

	 BROWN:  I think Mack Brown is sticking with his current plan, which is to
divide all the special teams duties among his assistant coaches.
	?

	[IMAGE]
	De'Andre Lewis making the tackle

	Q: Coaches always talk about senior leadership and how important it is for a
winning team. We've had some great players in the past like Robert Brewer and
James Brown whose on-field performances may have been surpassed by their
off-field contributions. I think we're losing a lot of leadership this year
when Casey Hampton and Hodges Mitchell leave. Of the returning players, who
does it look like will step up as team leaders next year?
	?? Keith Heugatter

	 BROWN:  On defense, Mack Brown said he'll look for Cory Redding and De'Andre
Lewis to take over as leaders after losing Casey Hampton, Shaun Rogers and
Greg Brown. On offense, UT will look to its quarterback, its young receivers
and linemen such as Antwan Kirk-Hughes of Waxahachie for leadership.
	?

	 Q: What seniors will be missed the most heading into next season?
	?? Steve Beauchamp

	 BROWN:  The obvious ones are Casey Hampton, Shaun Rogers, Greg Brown, Hodges
Mitchell and Leonard Davis. But the one that may be missed the most is Kris
Stockton. He kicked several game-winning field goals two years ago and has
done nothing but continue to break records since. He has been an afterthought
because he has been so automatic on field goals. He has also done an
excellent job of punting this season. Matt McFadden, a redshirt freshman,
will handle the kicking duties next year. And at punter, redshirt freshman
Justin Smith will compete with a junior college transfer who has committed to
the Longhorns for next year. That will be a huge question mark for Texas to
answer next season.
	?

	 Q: Who do you pick in the Kansas State-OU game? Seems like OU is missing its
October magic. I'd have to take OU in a close one, 28-24. Heupel isn't great,
but he has that winning magic that would be great for a conservative offense
in the pros.
	?? Andrew Bowen

	 BROWN:  I, too, think Oklahoma will pick it up just in time to continue its
Shock the World season. Heupel has to lead his team to victory and produce
some impressive numbers if he has any hope of winning the Heisman. The votes
are almost due and Chris Weinke is gaining momentum.
	?

	 Q: Can you give us an update on the men's and women's basketball teams?
	?? Lucius Thornton

	 BROWN:  The men's team has gotten off to a nice start with solid victories
over Navy, California and Indiana - any of which could help the Longhorns
down the road at tournament time. The Longhorns suffered a blowout loss to
Duke in the semifinals of the Preseason NIT, but coach Rick Barnes was able
to prove a point to his team about being intimidated. As of Tuesday night's
game with UT-San Antonio, Barnes had three freshmen in the starting lineup -
point guard Royal Ivey, small forward Brandon Mouton and center James Thomas.
Duncanville's Brian Boddicker has gotten increased minutes at forward. Chris
Owens has been a shot-blocking force, and transfer Maurice Evans is the
team's leading scorer, and is starting to hit a better percentage from the
floor. The men's team doesn't have another test until Dec. 9, when the team
plays at South Florida. Other games worth watching or getting tickets for
include home games against Illinois (Dec. 23) and Utah (Dec. 30). The women's
team has also gotten off to a nice start, with its only early-season loss
coming against Purdue. The women's team is relying on several newcomers,
including freshman forwards Stacy Stephens and Annissa Hastings. The team is
also relying heavily on sophomore Tai Dillard. So both teams are young with a
lot of upside.

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Attached are the Total Transfer Capabilities (TTC's) for August 27th, 28th,
and 29th.

 <<TTC 8-27-00.PDF>>  <<TTC 8-28-00.PDF>>  <<TTC 8-29-00.PDF>>

The attached Outage information is reliable at time of posting.  The
attached Outage information is subject to change without notice.
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Administrative Assistant
Outage Coordination & Transmission Maintenance
California Independent System Operator
Voice: 916-351-2171
 Fax: 916-351-2367
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 - TTC 8-27-00.PDF
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Hi!

Just a quick note to say good-bye and thank you after five and a half years!
My last day at Enron will be Thursday, August 31st.  I will be heading off to
two new jobs -- to be a full-time mom once Baby Lee arrives and to start my
own stationary/invitations company.

I have thoroughly enjoyed working with all of you.  Thank you for all the
opportunities you have given me over the years.   For your Community
Relations needs, Elyse Kalmans is heading up the department.  She can be
reached at 713.853.0565.

Thanks!
amy


I think I have everything except the termination agreement.  I'll check, and
send you what I have.

From: Peggy Banczak@ECT on 07/14/2000 07:07 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: Vitro/Termination agreement

Kay:  I have not received copies of any of the GE contracts.  Do you have
them?  If so, could I please have a copy of whatever has been executed.

Thank you.

	Kay Mann@ENRON
	07/14/2000 06:20 PM

		 To: Brian D Barto/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Peggy
Banczak/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Vitro/Termination agreement

I haven't seen a signed copy of the termination agreement cross my desk.  I
just want to make sure that the fully executed document has been processed.

Thanks,

Kay


The CEC receives approximately $62 million a year  from he public goods
charge for RDD.? The area of focus include: (1)  RDD that advance science and
technology, (2) RDD activities not adequately  provided by competitive and
regulated markets, (3) in-state (ie. California)  benefits, and (4) which are
energy related that impact end-use efficiency,  environmentally preferred
advance generation technologies, renewable  technologies, and other strategic
research.
?
The CEC is reconvening its Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Advisory
Committee.? As an advisory committee member, I on behalf of IEP, have a
unique opportunity to integrate into the PIER planning process research
ideas,  concepts, etc. that could potentially?benefit our industry.? For
example, during past PIER Advisory Committee meetings I urged them to pursue
technologies that would help predict when wind speeds, volumnes, etc. to
assist  intermittent wind technologies in scheduling.? This concept grew into
a  signficant CEC grant to conduct this type of research.
?
If you have ideas for public interest RDD that you wish to share, please
draft a brief statement of the idea, how/why it would help, etc., and email
it  back to me.? I will attempt to pursue them at the CEC for funding.?
?


Karen,

Fred Mitro forwarded an email you sent him concerning a legal question.
Please be advised that Enron policy requires that all outside legal advice be
coordinated through an inhouse lawyer, and certainly any legal advice given
to Enron employees must be given to Enron counsel as well.  This requires
some discipline on the part of our outside counsel, but we find it works in
everyone's best interest.

Thank you for your attention to this very important policy.

Kay


Dave,
Could you possibly help me set a shortcut to test this report today. I
believe what Kroum is asking is for me to run the STAGE report against
PRODUCTION data. Does that sound correct? I thought you'd know more. Just
holler over here whenever you get a chance.

Thanks,
Kate
---------------------- Forwarded by Kate Symes/PDX/ECT on 03/19/2001 09:30 AM
---------------------------
From: Kroum Kroumov/ENRON@enronXgate on 03/19/2001 11:32 AM CST
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc: Cara Semperger/PDX/ECT@ECT

Subject: RE: Forward Ob test run

    Thanks Kate,

    We were looking for somebody like you. You can run it with any settings,
   as you run it every day.  Make sure you see version 3.0.0.30.

    I think however it is better if you can run  the report against
production data
    because the test data are not good enough. I think David Poston created
    a shortcut on Cara's and Valarie's computers, you can talk to him to do it
    for you as well.

     The command from the command prompt should be:
      C:\Enpower\stage > FwdObl user_id user_password  pwrprodn_ded
    (ask the IT people if this doesn't mean anything to you, I can phone
       David as well you want me to)

     Thanks,
     Kroum
     713-853-9980

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Symes, Kate
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 11:11 AM
To: Kroumov, Kroum
Cc: Semperger, Cara
Subject: Forward Ob test run

I'd be more than happy to run a test of the new forward obligation report in
order for you to move it to production. I do use the application everyday
when determining the West desk positions in relation to each other, so it's a
report I'm familiar with and also one that may affect me if it's changed.
Please let me know if you'd like me to run the report and under what terms.

Thanks,
Kate Symes
Trading Support
503-464-7486


Hello everyone:

In doing the SAP timesheets this time I have discovered there are several
people listed in the 105896 Cost Center - ORG. Unit #1424 (Research) that
are no longer in the Research Group.  Shouldn't they be moved?

They are:

Alexios Kollaros 502373  Now with the new Power Co.
Farouk Lalji  501609  Analyst rotated out
Ainsley Gaddis  400250  Summer Intern returned to School (last day the 11th)
Mandeep Chahal 502876  Now with the new Power Co.
James Aimone  514849  Summer Intern returned to School (Last day the 11th)
Roman Zadorozhny 501778  Now with another co. in Enron

Please let me know if I need to do anything.

Thanks!

Shirley


Hi Sara, the name of the attorney for Citizens Power Sales LLC is Elaine
Walsh at (617) 912-6069.

Thanks,
Melissa


---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 02/07/2001
04:39 PM ---------------------------

David W Delainey
02/06/2001 07:33 PM
To: John J Lavorato/Corp/Enron, Greg Whalley/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: PGE's '02 and beyond

FYI
---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 02/06/2001
07:32 PM ---------------------------

Mitchell Taylor@ENRON
02/03/2001 10:22 AM
To: David W Delainey@ECT, Cliff Baxter@ECT, mmetts@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Re: PGE's '02 and beyond

Dave,

Here is PGE's response to the question you raised about how its plans to
cover its short position in '02 and beyond.  Part of Pamela's response does
not make sense to me and I will follow up with her for additional details.

Let me know if you have additional questions.

Mitch
---------------------- Forwarded by Mitchell Taylor/Corp/Enron on 02/03/2001
10:17 AM ---------------------------
From: Pamela Lesh/ENRON@enronxgate on 02/02/2001 02:00 PM
To: Jim Piro/ENRON@enronxgate
cc: Mitchell Taylor/Corp/Enron@ENRON

Subject: Re: PGE's '02 and beyond

Hi, Mitch!  As of today, Oregon is sill moving forward with our version of
open access.  As you may recall, this is a fairly consevative approach.  Only
non-residential customers are eligible for direct access.  Utilities need not
sell any generating resources.  We will use a technique called "ongoing
valuation" to allow non-residentials to elect other suppliers while still
receiving the benefits/paying the costs of our current supplies.  We are
planning to be in balance (or long) for 2002 on a full load basis.  Thus,
while non-residential customers may elect new suppliers, they are essentially
fully hedged with our portfolio of long- and short-term supplies.  We have
also begun to raise the question for discussion whether we should fill a full
load position for years beyond 2002.  Those discussions will probably continue
the next couple of months.  One possible outcome is that we would fill all of
our load except perhaps customers over 1-5 MWs.  They would have the right to
"opt-out" by giving us notice 1/1/02 not to plan for them beginning 1/1/03.
Then, the Commission might phase in this option for consecutively smaller load
customers on a set schedule.  This would allow us some certainty and ability
to make longer-term commitments and also give the market some certainty about
what load might be available when.  Everyone is well-aware of our short
position and the implications of that.  We are seeking an amendment to
Oregon's restructuring law that would eliminate any date restriction on our
ability to treat resource commitments as eligible for transition treatment.  I
think this is a critical piece to ensuring that Oregon doesn't set up a cliff
like California did or Nevada appears to be doing.  All this being said,
whether Oregon's restructuring moves forward is ultimately an
emotional/political issue.  Bad news, even if unrelated to direct access,
could spook the Legislature enough to give momentum to the several bills
already introduced to delay/reverse it.  We will keep you informed.
Meanwhile, our power supply folks are proceeding as if we will need to plan
for almost everyone indefinitely.

>>> Jim Piro 01/26/01 02:26PM >>>
I think based upon your discussions with staff and the commissioners you are
the best one to respond to this question.  Thanks

>>> <Mitchell.Taylor@enron.com> 1/26/01 8:49:09 AM >>>
Jim,

In the resource plan that you sent me earlier this week, you indicated that
PGE was short anywhere from 400 to 700 MW, going out to 2006. What
sentiment are you hearing in Oregon about open accesss? (In Nevada, where
I have been focused of late, the drums are beating louder for longer
delays). If open access (customer choice) is deferred beyond this year,
how do you plan to cover this short position, especially in '02? Does the
OPUC appreciate that you are short in anticipation of open access?

Thanks,

Mitch


More bragging rights!  Here are pictures of  Grace's first bath.

Dawn

 - FirstBath8.JPG
 - FirstBath5.JPG
 - FirstBath6.JPG
 - FirstBath2.JPG


---------------------- Forwarded by Richard Shapiro/HOU/EES on 08/03/2000
07:35 AM ---------------------------

	Joseph Alamo
	08/02/2000 07:51 PM

To: California Government Affairs, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT, James D
Steffes/HOU/EES@EES, Richard Shapiro/HOU/EES@EES, Joe
Hartsoe/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary Hain/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cynthia
Sandherr/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Sarah Novosel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Karen
Denne/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Peggy Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES, Harry
Kingerski/HOU/EES@EES, David Parquet/SF/ECT@ECT, Laird Dyer/SF/ECT@ECT, Roger
Yang/SFO/EES@EES, Dennis Benevides/HOU/EES@EES, Michael McDonald/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Robert Badeer/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tim Belden/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Report on Calif. Electricity Price Spikes by CPUC and EOB

For your review:


I spoke with Chris, and he said this deal is in the system. He didn't know
the deal number off the top of his head, but he said Constellation is aware
of it. Would you like me to research further? Or does everything look okay
from your end now? Let me know.

Thanks,
Kate

Kerri Thompson@ENRON
12/22/2000 11:46 AM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc: Stephanie Piwetz/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: Constellation Deal

hey kate,

if this is not taken care of, would you mind following up on it.
constellation called and is inquiring on a deal that goes with deal 459996
done through prebon.  there should be another done around dec 1 with no
broker, buy constellation, jan 01, 100 mw, np 15, index + 3.00.  this deal is
not in the system as far as i know.  i spoke with chris mallory about this
situation and i have not heard from him yet.  so that is why i am emailing
you, i will be out until jan 2, and i just wanted to make sure someone
follows up on it.  (i think it should be jeff richters deal, but he is out
also).

my contact at constellation is tom moleatt, 410-468-3620.  i am also copying
stephanie on this, so she can be your contact here.  hope it is not too
confusing, but chris knows about this, unless it will already be taken care
of by the time you return.

thanks!


We are pleased to announce the creation of a new group - Asset Marketing - within Enron Americas. The Asset Marketing group will have responsibility for the asset divestment function within Enron Americas and work with Generation Investments on selected portfolio acquisitions as well as managing power origination funding requirements with Treasury.

Don Miller will head the Asset Marketing group and will report directly to the Office of the Chair, Enron Americas. Joining Don's group will be Stuart Zisman.  Stuart was formerly in ENA Legal, having most recently worked on the sale of ENA's peaker plants with Don.

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AES New Energy Becomes 15th Texas Retail Elec Provider

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Allegheny Energy Inc Corp Credit Cut To A Vs A+ By S&P

AE Supply Co LLC Proposed $400M Sr Notes Rated BBB+ :S&P

PRESS RELEASE: S&P Affirms Dynegy Corp Credit At BBB+

US West Pwr Forwards Strong In NW Due To Lack Of Water

Wisconsin Energy $1B Sr Unsec Debt Shelf Rated A+ By S&P

AES Mulls Buy Of Brazil's Upstart Telecom Vesper -Source

TXU: Week-Long Watermill Busbar Outage Begins Thu

Dynegy Corp Credit Affirmed At BBB+ By S&POff Watch-Neg

Brazil Itasa BRR168M Bond More Than Twice Oversubscribed

Analysts Say Chances Of PSEG, Cinergy Merger Likely

Entergy:670-MW Pilgrim Increasing Pwr After Maintenance

Federal Energy Reg Commission OKs AES Buy Of Ipalco >AES

Fedl Energy Reg Commission, AES/Ipalco -2: Needs SEC OK

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Commentary: Energy Act Underscores Policy Need

Ideas Exchanged But No Energy Negotiations Underway, Goodale Says in Mexico

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American Countries to Strengthen Energy Cooperation

Department of Transportation R Search And Special Programs Administration
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Banking, And Trading Program for Non-Road Spark-Ignition Engines at Or Below
19 Kilowatts

Global Power Equipment Group Inc Filed for Ipo.

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Feature: Biomass Could Grow As Power Supply

The Empire District Electric Company Announces Missouri Public Service
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Staront Technologies Inc - High Performance 48 Volt Electric Tractors

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City Approves Green Power Purchase -- Among Largest in Nation; Beginning in
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Advisory/Dwr Generation Resource Development Workshop

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Energy Corporation

Governor Says Enhanced Power the Future Proposal 'Big Step Forward' for
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New U.S.-Mexico Power Transmission Link Approved: Abraham

Vector Energy Corp - CEO Discusses Future with Ceocast.Com

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Prima Energy Announces New Coalbed Methane Area

Public Rallies After Wind Power Blow to Hostel

West End Anger as Power Fails for Fourth Time

Electric Deregulation Delayed 5 Years

Exodus Takes Matters Into Its Own Hands, Generates Power in Silicon Valley

Comanche Energy, Inc., to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting

Maxim Power Corp - Early Release of Escrowed Shares

/C O R R E C T I O N -- Mariner Energy Announces Record Results for 2000/in
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Sustainable Energy Strengthens Management Team

Electric Lightwave Parent Firm Citizens Ends Agreement to Sell Energy
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Causeway Energy Corp - Retains Financial Advisor

Bill Promotes Nuclear Power, Funds Transmutation Research

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State to Relax Air Quality Regs: Power Plants Get Escape Clause

Quanta Services to Present at Cibc World Markets Annual Energy Conference

Locke Praises Wind-Power Project Near Border

New System Aims to Prevent Power Failures

Aventura Energy Inc - Retracts Pending Trinidad Possible Reserves Announcement

Power Technology Inc - Independent Testing Confirms Batteries Are More
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Transalta Corp - Wins Bid to Build Second Power Plant in Mexico

Sherritt International Corp - Mails Chairman's Letter to Shareholders, Year
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Natural Gas Prices Trending Down For Lincoln Users

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Power Unit #3 of Yuzhnoukrainsk Npp To Be Connected To Energy Grid Saturday

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Orpower7 to Make US$82mn-125mn Geothermal Investment - El Salvador

Ministry: January Generation Increases 4.3% - Peru

Transmission Fault Cuts Power to 3.5 Million - Brazil

Arjona to Start Natural Gas Operations Apr. - Brazil

Govt. Names New Energy Secretary - Argentina

Govt., Germany Negotiate Clean Energy Implementation - Ecuador

Govt. to Create Clean Energy Fund - Dominican Republic

Middle Egypt Electrical Company Selects Foxboro As Scada/Dms Supplier

S&P: No Rating Change for RAS Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas CO.

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Brazil: Alstom Power to Supply Equipment for Cataguazes Leopoldina's Plants

Brazil: Petrochemical Companies Invest in Electric Power Energy Generation

Talisman Energy Inc - New Lease on Life for Beatrice Field in The North Sea

Indian Government: Multi-Dimensional Approach to Power Sector Growth

Shandong International Power To Invest Usd 1.9 Bln To Connect Power Grids

Construction of Power Expansion Project Begins

Philippine Power Consumers Move to Stop Rate Hike by Ceneco

Kepco to draw 300 mln usd loan for Philippine gas-fired power plant project

Uae: Siemens Bags Power Plant Contract from Jebel Ali

First unit of Iran Bushehr power plant to be operational soon

Vietnam Banks Finance Hydro-Power Plant Project

Electric, Fuel Cell Cars Obtain Road Test Permits in Japan

Malaysia needs 30 billion ringgit to build new power plants

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PetroChina Signs Up First Customers for Natural Gas Project

Iranian Economic Delegation in China to Talk on Energy

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Panel Rules to Keep Utility As Operator of Portage, Wis.-Area Power Plant

Wichita, Kan., Council to Pursue Buying Utility's Power Lines

Virginia Natural Gas Utility Lays Off Employees

Two Florida Electric Utilities to Increase Rates

Former CEO to Leaves Board of Tampa, Fla.-Based Teco Energy

Tacoma, Wash., Water Utility Plans to Increase Rates

Washington Governor Signs Off on New Power Station Near Centralia

Eviction Order Upsets Utah Utility Watchdog

Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group Lends Support to New Power Plant

California Commission Approves Temporary Power Plant at San Francisco Airport

California Officials Accuse Natural Gas Marketers of Price-Gouging

California Lawmakers Plead for Help Coping with Electricity Shortage

California Replaces Traffic Lights with Energy-Efficient Devices

California Governor Unveils Plan to Reduce Outside Lighting by Businesses

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Oregon Lawmakers Seek Temporary Generators for Emergency Energy

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Aurora, Colo., Water Deal Requires Land to Be Sown with Grass

Osceola County, Fla., Energy Fund Helps Residents Pay High Power Bills

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Home Energy Column

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Waterbury, Conn., Nuclear Plant Continues Normal Operation

Officials Say Wisconsin Falls Short of Providing Reliable Electrical System

Judge Rules Against `Class Action' Lawsuit Against Kansas City, Mo., Utility

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`Ginger' Inventor's Clues Fuel Talk That Ideal Engine Is Near

Pacific Northwest Lacks Rain Needed to Improve Energy Situation

Electric Utility Company to Hold Shareholders Meeting in Piqua, Ohio

Piqua, Ohio, City Manager Proposes Using Electric Tax for Hotel Restoration

Xcel Energy Seeks Ways to Ease Price Swings for Colorado Natural Gas Customers

Colorado Regulators Want Gas-Utility Customers Protected from Price Spikes

Montana, Wyoming Governors Say Policies Hobble Their States' Energy Output

Employees of Montana Utility Company to Rally in Butte for Benefits

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All

A reminder that you are scheduled to interview for the Trading Track Thursday,  November 1st, from 2.00 pm onwards.   Resumes and schedules will be forwarded to you shortly.

Regards,

Karen Buckley


I am in.

	Rob Jacobs <rsjacobs@Encoreacq.com>
	01/11/2001 08:59 AM

		 To: "'Doug Sanders'" <namuathome@aol.com>, "'Larry Ludwick'"
<ludwick@dallas.wireline.slb.com>, "'Richard Sanders'"
<rsander@ect.enron.com>, "'Tom Medary'" <tom@mantires.com>, "'Tom Robertson'"
<troberts@bepco-fw.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject:

Just got this yesterday at 5.  I am passing it on to you and some others.
As you can see, this is just an indication of level of interest, and not a
commitment at this time. The prospectuses should be printed in the next week
or so, and I will forward one to you.  In the mean time, let me know kind of
your level of interest and I will get your name on the list.  Call or email
me with any questions.

Rob

In conjunction with the pending IPO, Encore will be offering a Directed
Share Program, also known as a "Friends and Family Program".  The program
allows specified friends, family, and business connections to participate in
Encore's offering at the time of the IPO.  The program will be facilitated
through Credit Suisse First Boston.

My contacts at Credit Suisse have asked that we assemble a list of those
people that we wish to include in the program as soon as possible.  They
will need names, addresses, and phone numbers of the proposed participants,
as well as the desired number of shares, if known.  A minimum allocation of
100 shares per participant is required.  Please think of who you would like
to include in the program, and send me your initial list by noon tomorrow
(Thursday, January 11).  I realize that this is short notice, but not to
worry; the list can be continually updated and edited as we approach the IPO
date.  Please send all list revisions to me as soon as they are available.

 - C.DTF


Where are we on this case?

	David Grant@ENRON
	12/22/2000 10:28 AM

		 To: Charles Cheek/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 cc: Becky Stephens/Corp/Enron@Enron, Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT, Robert
C. Williams/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
		 Subject: Re: service of process

We forwarded the translated complaint to Risk Management for review. Rob Cole
has indicated that it is a Risk Management matter and has asked that the Unit
assist Risk Management in obtaining local counsel and in providing a defense.
I will discuss the details with Rob on his return to the office next week and
will report the results of our analysis and recommendations.

	Charles Cheek
	12/20/2000 06:14 PM

		 To: Becky Stephens/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 cc: Robert C. Williams/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, David
Grant/Corp/Enron, Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Re: service of process

Becky, Please copy Dave will the summons and complaint. This should be the
system for all services involving any matter in  Puerto Rico.

Bob, Are you still handling SJG matters or should this be sent to Richard
Sanders?

Dave, Please advise Bob, Richard, and me of the nature of the dispute.

Thanks to each of you.

	Becky Stephens
	12/20/2000 02:45 PM

		 To: Robert C. Williams/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
		 cc: Charles Cheek/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 Subject: service of process

The following documents, received today, have been forwarded for your
immediate review and consideration:

Dolores de Jesus Alvarez v. Municipio de San Juan, et al. v. San Juan Gas
Company, Inc., et al.; No. KDP 99-2193 (805), In the Superior Court of the
First Instance, San Juan Section, Puerto Rico.  SUMMONS and COMPLAINT served
upon San Juan Gas Company, Inc. on 12/12/00.  This paperwork was forwarded on
12/15/00 and received here on 12/20/00

PLEASE ADVISE IF NOT RECEIVED WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY.

Thank you !!

Becky A. Stephens
Litigation Unit, Enron Corp.
713/853-5025
713/853-6576 fax
EB4809


Sorry for the extreme delay in getting back to you.  I have not forgotten and
will get to this as soon as possible.  Sara

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  "Jo-Ann Bigwood" <bigwoodj@hmc.harvard.edu>
06/21/99 10:47 AM

To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT
cc:
Subject: ISDA

Sara,

Just wanted to check in with you to see if you had a chance to review the
swap documents yet.

Harvard is wrapping up its year end next week and I'm trying to get a status
on all outstanding negotiations.

Regards,
Jo-Ann Bigwood
Harvard Management Company, Inc.
P:  (617) 720-6646
F:  (617) 523-1360
e-mail:  bigwoodj@hmc.harvard.edu


fyi
---------------------- Forwarded by Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT on 03/29/2000
12:34 PM ---------------------------

thomas.klaray@ca.pwcglobal.com on 03/28/2000 04:04:13 PM
To: richard.b.sanders@enron.com
cc: timothy.j.nakaska@ca.pwcglobal.com
Subject: ICE Drilling Systems Inc. - in Receivership

Further to my discussion with Tim Nakaska, I confirm that we have $84,508.39
in
out trust account as at March 28, 2000.
We have retained an amount of $47,000 relating to the Canada Customs & Revenue
Agency's trust claim, pending final determination as to entitlement.
We prepared a wire transfer of the US dollar equivalent of $35,000 CDN to the
same account as we transferred  funds to in September 1999.
The balance of  $2,508.39 has been retained  in our trust account to cover
incidentals. I am faxing our standard enclosure letter to your attention.

If you require any further information, please advise.

Regards,

Tom

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i don't know what their deal is. they have played the last two games so
shitty. i can't beleive they haven't scored a fucking goal in over 160
minutes. they are 0-3 in game 7's over the past few years too. i'm worried

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com [mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 11:06 AM
To: tlenhart@corealty.com
Subject: RE:

what is up with the avs?  are they going to shit their pants again?