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It worried me a bit."   But Smith was able to walk off the field without assistance. He said he expects to play next week at the New York Giants. Coach Dave Campo said Smith would be re-evaluated on Monday, but said he was encouraged that Smith was walking around.     Daunte Culpepper , QB MIN - Hunter Shively Updated 10/28/01 According to published reports, Culpepper suffered a broken nose in Sunday's game against Tampa Bay. He is not expected to miss any game action.  Eddie Kennison , WR DEN - FIBSABs Updated 10/28/01 Kennison rushed one time for 10 yards against New England, and did not catch a pass. The veteran wideout has reverted back to  statistical silence after a brief period of productivity.   Mike Anderson , RB DEN - The Klap Updated 10/28/01 Anderson rushed for only 40 yards on 14 carries against the Patriots. He did score on an eight-yard run, but the B! ro! ncos let Olandis Gary carry the ball 10 times for 37 yards also. Denver appears to have lost some confidence in Anderson this year.  David Patten , WR NE - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Patten caught five passes for 62 yards and a TD at Denver. He should continue to be a scoring threat as long as he remains one of New England's top two receivers.  Troy Brown , WR NE - The Klap Updated 10/28/01 Brown caught nine passes for 86 yards and a TD at Denver. He also carried the ball one time for 31 yards. Brown will always be a big-play threat against the weaker defensive teams on the Patriots' schedule.  Curtis Conway , WR SD - Baja Updated 10/28/01 Conway caught nine passes for 120 yards against Buffalo, In the past, Conway was a disappoitment, but now he is working well with Doug Flutie and staying healthy. Conway is finally performing up to expectations as a Fantasy wideout.  Freddie Jones , TE SD - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Jones overc! am! e a sprained ankle to play against the Bills, and caught two passes for five yards. One of his catches was good for a one-yard TD, and Jones may now get much of his numbers on short TD catches. Doug Flutie seems to prefer his wideouts over the tight end when the Chargers are outside the red zone.  Larry Centers , RB BUF - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Centers was limited to eight receiving yards on four catches by San Diego. The Bills ideally want to get the ball downfield to their wideouts and Jay Riemersma, so don't expect good numbers from Centers ecery week.  Peerless Price , WR BUF - Matt Lenhart  Updated 10/28/01 Price caught eight passes for 151 yards and a TD at San Diego. While Price is still inconsistent, he appears to have improved enough to start for Fantasy teams occasionally.  Matt Hasselbeck , QB SEA - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Hasselbeck had his best game as a pro, throwing for 230 yards, two TDs and no interceptions. But he continued to have some troubles completing key passes and getting the ball downfield on important downs.  Shaun Alexander , RB SEA - The Klap Updated 10/28/01 The Dolphins held Alexander to 87 yards on 23 carries. Considering the strength of the Miami defense, Alexander's final numbers looked respectable, but he also fumbled twice. The Seattle RB will continue to post good yardage numbers, but the league's better defenses might limit his overall output.  Oronde Gadsden , WR MIA - Baja Updated 10/28/01 Gadsden caught only one pass for 15 yards at Seattle. Miami's No. 1 wideout is not playing well enough to be anything more than a Fantasy backup.  James McKnight , WR MIA - Baja Updated 10/28/01 McKnight caught eight passes for 94 yards and a TD at Seattle, but also lost a fumble. The Miami receiver continues to be erratic and occasionally productive.  Ron Dayne , RB NYG - Martin Cuilla Updated 10/28/01 Dayne was held to just 19 yards on eight carries by Washington. He is not putting up consistently good numbers, and should not start for most Fantasy teams right now.  Amani Toomer , WR NYG - McKay Neal Updated 10/28/01 Toomer caught nine passes for 109 yards and a TD against Washington. He remains a must-start Fantasy player, no matte! r ! what the opposition is.  Stephen Davis , RB WAS - Matt Lenhart Updated 10/28/01 Davis rushed for 107 yards against the Giants, but was held out of the end zone again. He is still running for good yardage, but the Redskins continue to score via the pass when they are able to move the ball.  Tony Banks , QB WAS - Matt Lenhart Updated 10/28/01 Banks threw for 190 yards, two TDs and was not intercepted by the Giants. Right, now the erratic QB is playing well enough to be used as a Fantasy reserve.  Duce Staley , RB PHI - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Staley played Sunday against Oakland but was held to 19 yards and a touchdown on three carries, with two catches for 35 yards. He was going up against a tough Raiders' rush defense, and should post better stats in future weeks. However, it bears noting that Correll Buckhalter led the Eagles with seven carries, which suggests that neither back is the clear go-to guy right now. That makes both risky starts.  Charlie Garner , RB OAK - Hunter Shively Updated 10/28/01 Garner rushed 21 times for 77 yards and a touchdown ! Su! nday at Philadelphia. This outing could put him firmly in place as the Raiders' featured back while Tyrone Wheatley remains sidelined.  Rich Gannon , QB OAK - McKay Neal Updated 10/28/01 Gannon passed for just 158 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions in Sunday's game at Philadelphia. He was facing a tall challenge in the Eagles' secondary, and we expect he will rebound with better stats in future weeks.  Donovan McNabb , QB PHI - Eric Bass Updated 10/28/01 McNabb passed for just 133 yards and no touchdowns Sunday against Oakland, but he didn't get intercepted either. It was asking a lot for him to post great stats against the Raiders' defense, but this was still a disappointment. McNabb is in a bit of a slump right now, but he should break out of it and be a useful Fantasy quarterback over the second half of the season.  Michael Pittman , RB ARI - Martin Cuilla Updated 10/28/01 Pittman rushed 16 times for just 29 yards Sunday at Dallas. He hasn't been much better than Thomas Jones this season, and we don't think either player will be a reliable Fantasy option for the remainder of the year.  David Boston , WR ARI - The Klap Updated 10/28/01 Boston caught nine passes for 108 yards in Sunday's game at Dallas. While Jake Plummer has been an inconsistent quarterback from a Fantasy perspective, Boston has proven a worthy player because he gets most of the looks in the Arizona passing game. He's easily a solid No. 2 receiver on any team.  Jake Plummer , QB ARI - Baja Updated 10/28/01 Plummer passed for 233 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions in Sunday's game at Dallas, further exhibiting how inconsistent he can be. Unless the matchup dictates otherwise, you shouldn't rely on him for useful stats on a weekly basis.   Cowboys , DT DAL - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 The Cowboys held the Cardinals to three points Sunday, and recorded two sacks and two interceptions in the game. Dallas' defense has been somewhat decent from a Fantasy perspective based on the matchup, but don't let this performance fool you into believing that this unit will give you consistent stats week in and week out.  Clint Stoerner , QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01 Stoerner completed 9-of-18 passes for 93 yards, no touchdowns and an interception while rushing for seven times for 23 yards and a score in Sun! da! y's game against Arizona. These numbers aren't great for the Fantasy owner, and they came against a weak Cardinals' secondary. We don't recommend Stoerner for your team based on this outing.  Emmitt Smith , RB DAL - Rocks Updated 10/28/01 Smith left Sunday's game against Arizona late in the fourth quarter with a right knee injury after accumulating 83 rushing yards on 21 carries. He will be evaluated shortly.  Rob Johnson , QB BUF - Martin Cuilla Updated 10/28/01 Johnson left Sunday's game in the third quarter with an apparent knee injury. He was taken to the locker room for further examination and was briefly replaced by Alex Van Pelt before he returned.  More Updates  View Transactions  [IMAGE]View  [IMAGE]      [IMAGE] Warning   [IMAGE]        [IMAGE] There are no League Transactions at this time.         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oui.  don't tell anybody about it, big boy.

	Daniel Diamond
	02/06/2001 04:53 PM

		 To: Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject:

Is this where you stay in Paris?
http://www.parishotels.com/html/viewhotel.cgi?hotel=6.1&pays=gb

-Dan


I have solutions

FIRST and FOREMOST, pull Tony out from under Tani and put in Slava's group

(we got bad advice from Donna Villareal originally)

SECOND, work on case to hire #2

- Mike

---------------------- Forwarded by Mike A Roberts/HOU/ECT on 05/01/2001
06:49 AM ---------------------------

Tony Hamilton@ENRON
05/01/2001 06:41 AM
To: Mike.A.Roberts@enron.com, Jose.Marquez@enron.com,
Stephen.Bennett@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Meeting with Spanish Power Demand

Just to keep you in the loop,

Slava has organised a meeting with Spanish Power guys to discuss their
weather data/service requirements on Thursday.

As per my conversation earlier with Jose, regarding a meeting with Tani later
today, it would appear that the research/structuring group here are very much
pushing for me to handle ALL weather requirements across all trading
operations by writing relevent time spent on each group to my timesheet.

At the minute, even just with Global Markets, my day is very busy and I'm
pretty much tied up until 13:30 operationally, finding "spare" time to handle
major requests from outwith Global Markets is going to be difficult.

Talk to you later,

Tony


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palilogy (puh-LIL-uh-jee) noun

   The technique of repeating a word or phrase for emphasis. Also, palillogy.

[From Greek palillogia recapitulation, equivalent to palin again, back +
-logia -logy.]

   "What Highet calls a tricolon we may today call a palilogy, the deliberate
   repetition of words and grammatical presentations, a sort of parallelism
   in threes."
   Bret L. Keeling, H.D. and `The Contest': archaeology of a Sapphic gaze,
   Twentieth Century Literature, Jun 22, 1998.

Correction: The quotation for last Monday had wrong attribution.
It should have been:

    Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.
    -Edward Abbey, naturalist and author (1927-1989) [A Voice Crying
     in the Wilderness, 1989]

This week's theme: words about words.

.............................................................................
Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time. -Steven Wright, comedian
(1955- )

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Industry Group Analysis

This Week: Big Chart Update for the Week of November 19

1.	Introduction
2.	Groups That Are Heating Up
3.	Groups That Are Cooling Off
4.	On The Radar Screen This Week
5.	Disclaimer

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have been dropping, which is good news for holiday travelers,
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2.	Groups That Are Heating Up

Food/Meat-Poultry {.FMP} has been one of the hottest groups
as of late, with several stock exhibiting short-term upward
trends.  The largest of these is Tyson Foods {TSN}, which
has appreciated by 23 percent since October 26.  Three
separate trends are aiding the industry.  First, cattle
futures hit a 2-1/2 year last Monday, November 12, because
the slowing economy and the sharp drop in business travel
has hurt demand.  Meat processors have responded by
slaughtering fewer cattle and feedlot operators have cut
back on purchases of young herds.  Conversely, chicken
prices rose throughout the summer as supply dropped and
demand rose, partially because of the increased popularity
of buffalo wings.  Finally, a temporary ban on U.S. poultry
by Japan and Korea was expected to be lifted late last week
after no evidence of avian influenza virus was found on a
Connecticut chicken farm, according to Bloomberg News.
Beef and pork futures did begin to rebound late last week on
anticipation that Americans would tire of turkey in the
week's following the Thanksgiving holiday, thus causing
higher demand for steaks and pork chops.

Broadcasting {.BRO} has been making a sharp resurgence on the
Big Chart during the past four weeks with its rank jumping
from the 19th percentile to the 67th percentile.
Expectations that the economy will turnaround next year is
sparking buying interest in stocks such as Univision {UVN},
Fisher Communications {FSCI}, and Paxson Communications
{PAX}.  Also aiding these stocks is the travel slump, which
will result in more people staying home this holiday weekend
and therefore, watching television.  On a related note,
Ackerley Group {AK} rose after the FCC approved its pending
merger with Clear Channel Communications {CCU}.

Other groups with rising rankings include
Building/Homebuilding {.BHO},  Computer/Computer Services
{.DSE}, Electronics/Semiconductors {.ESE},
Finance/Securities {.SEC}, Retail/Stores/Department {.RDE},
Retail/Stores/Specialty {.RSP}, and Vehicles/Mobile-Modular
Homes {.MOB}.

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3.	Groups That Are Cooling Off

Just in time for the holiday travel season, oil prices hit a
2-1/2 year low on Thursday, helping to cheapen prices at the
pump.  An inability among OPEC and non-OPEC nations to agree
on production cuts caused oil prices to close on Thursday at
$17.45.  Oil prices did rise on Friday, however, over
speculation that an agreement would be reached before the
end of the year, but stocks in Energy/Oil-Gas {.OIL} and
Energy/Oil-Gas/Refiner {.ORF} are still down notably.
Evidence of this drop can be seen in the ranking of
Energy/Oil-Gas, which fell from the 80th percentile to the
28th percentile in a matter of one week.  Stocks affected
include Vintage Petroleum {VPI}, Pioneer Natural Resources
{PXD}, Noble Affiliates {NBL}, Apache {APA}, and Devon
Energy {DVN}.

Other groups with declining rankings include Banks/Savings &
Loan {.BSL}, Chemicals/Agricultural {.CAG}, Drugs/Ethical
{.DET}, Finance/Insurance/Life-Health {.ILH},
Food/Serving/Fast Foods {.FFF}, Machinery/Containers/Paper
{.CPA}, and Vehicles/Auto Rental-Service {.ARS}.

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4.	On The Radar Screen This Week

The holiday shopping season starts in earnest this weekend
with busiest days of the year for the retail industry.  The
two major questions that analysts will be looking for answers
on are how heavy will traffic be and how dependent will
stores be on promotional pricing to move merchandising.  Most
expected a heavier than average dependence on promotional
pricing (good news for shoppers), but better than expected
store traffic could send retailing stocks higher.  Investors
may to note that expectations over an economic turnaround
have already resulted in buying pressure among stocks in
Retail/Stores/Department {.RDE} and Retail/Stores/Specialty
{.RSP} during the past few weeks.

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Lindy, you want the first tab with the blue highlight for the contract closing price for the following month.

TK
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cabrera, Reyna
Sent:	Friday, October 19, 2001 1:31 PM
To:	Lohman, TK
Subject:	NYMEX

Attached is a spread sheet that has various NYMEX information.  One tab has the daily close, with the day that the contract expired highlighted in blue.   The other tab has the close at the end of the month.

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-----Original Message-----
From: TruOrange@aol.com <TruOrange@aol.com>
To: TruOrange@aol.com <TruOrange@aol.com>
Date: Monday, June 12, 2000 11:02 AM
Subject: True Orange, June 12, 2000, Part 2

Part 2 - True Orange

Texas Loses to LSU in World Series, Plays FSU Tonight

The Texas baseball made a huge leap from fourth in the Big 12 to no worse
than a tie for seventh in the country and it could be even better than that
by the time you read this newsletter.
The Longhorns won their way into the College Baseball Series in Omaha by
winning a sub-regional, then a super regional in the last two weeks.
No. 2 seed LSU, which won four national titles in the 1990s, burst the No. 7
seed Longhorns' bubble, at least temporarily, with a 13-5 thumping Saturday
night in the first round of the World Series.
That threw Texas into the loser's bracket and the Horns were to play Florida
State, a 6-4 loser to Southern Cal Saturday, in an elimination game at 6
p.m.
tonight (Monday).
If the Longhorns lose, their season is over. If they win, they will play the
loser of the winner's bracket game between LSU and USC. If they win that
game, then they would have to beat the unbeaten team twice to win their
division and set up a championship game against the winner of the other
four-team bracket.
That is a tall order because it means the Longhorns would have to win win
five straight games to capture their fifth national title.
But, whatever happens tonight or later in the tournament, coach Augie
Garrido
and his Longhorns are back in Omaha for the first time since 1993 and UT
baseball is back on track.
They did it by snapping out of a late-season slump that saw them get shut
out
three times in their last six regular season games, then go 1-2 in the Big
12
Tournament.
Because of their slow finish, they were sent to a tough sub-regional in
Tempe, Arizona, where the host team, powerful Arizona State, was a big
favorite to advance.
The Longhorns opened by beating Creighton, 5-4, but then they fell to ASU,
3-1, to drop into the loser's bracket. It was a waste of an outstanding
pitching performance by Beau Hale, who held the powerful Sun Devils at bay
for most of the day.
The Horns had to come back and play again that same day, May 27, and
freshman
Ray Clark saved the season by pitching a three-hitter in an 11-1 romp past
Miami of Ohio. It was an amazing performance by a true freshman and it also
was a breakout game for the Longhorn hitters, who had snoozed through most
of
May.
That meant Texas had to beat ASU on the Sun Devils' home field twice on May
28 after playing two games on May 27 to advance.
But Clark's complete game gave Texas a chance because it kept the Horns from
depleting their pitching staff before even getting to the final day.
Phil Seibel, who missed almost the entire season with a sore arm, allowed
just five hits and one earned run in 6 1/3 innings and Ben Emond drove in
two
runs and scored two more to power Texas to a 6-4 win in the first game.
Freshman Ryan Hubele hit a three-run homer and Beau Hale put down a threat
in
the ninth to give the Horns the championship game by a 9-7 score.
Hubele was the tourney MVP after hitting .529 and batting in six runs.
Second
baseman Tommy Nicholson, shortstop Todd West, outfielder Matt Rosenberg and
pitchers Hale and Seibel made the All-Tournament team.
The championship in Tempe earned the Horns a host spot in a super regional
against Penn State.  Texas won the opener, 7-3, behind the pitching of D. J.
Jones, then mauled the Lions, 10-0, behind Hale's three-hit, 12-strikeout
performance.
By the time most of you read this, the Longhorns' season might be over, so
let's look to the future.
Most of the key pitchers on this team will be gone next year, but a few of
them will return, and Garrido and his staff have signed some great arms to
replace the guys who are leaving.
They also have signed some big sticks that should enable the Horns to start
winning a few slugfests.
They have rounded up an outstanding 26-man recruiting class that gives them
an excellent chance of being able to reload instead of undertaking a
complete
rebuilding job next baseball season.
They had a 25-man class that was really good, but they added No. 26 last
weekend and that really was the frosting on the cake because he is Ben King,
a slugging, hard-throwing lefthander from Grapevine who is leaving Alabama
and coming to Texas after an outstanding freshman season.
After getting the Longhorns into the College Baseball World Series this
year,
nothing would be sweeter than doing it again next year, and this group of
recruits just might help them accomplish that feat.
Of the 26 recruits, only two great prospects seem likely to sign. They are
catcher Scott Heard of Rancho Bernardo High School in suburban San Diego and
first baseman Jason Stokes of Coppell.
Heard, 6-2, 190, hit .303 last season with 10 homers, but he is more famous
for his defensive prowess. The pro scouts think he is the best overall
catching prospect in several years, and that prompted the Texas Rangers to
draft him in the first round.
Stokes, 6-5, 235, is an incredible power hitter who batted .567 and blasted
25 home runs last season and was chosen by the Florida Marlins with the
first
pick in the draft's second round.
Both are expected to receive offers that will be very difficult to pass up.
Both families say negotiations with their pro teams are in the early stages.
They also say, contrary to published reports, that no firm offers have been
made.
Let's take a quick look at the other 24 UT recruits. Most of them signed in
the early period, but this is an up-to-date look at how they performed in
the
just-completed baseball season.

Late Transfer Bonus Baby (1)
Ben King, 6-1, 195, will be eligible next season as a sophomore because you
don't have to sit out a year in baseball when you transfer. He was one of
the
state's top recruits last year and picked Alabama over Texas. He was an
honorable mention freshman All-America at Alabama after hitting 13 home runs
and batting .294 as a designated hitter. But King was a dominating pitcher
in
high school and he wants to pitch, too. He only pitched  four innings at
Alabama, and that, in a nutshell, is why he will be a Longhorn next season.
As a lefty with good control and a 91-mile-an-hour fastball, he'll get to
pitch more than that at Texas in 2001. The Horns can use that powerful bat,
too. With the low scholarship limits in baseball (11.7 total, chopped into
various sizes), pitcher-hitter combos give double value.

Pitchers (10)
Albert Montes, 6-2, 205, is a righthanded pitcher from El Paso who was the
ace of the National JC World Series champs from Grayson JC in Denison. He
went 11-3 and Grayson coach Tim Tadlock said, "Albert Montes should have
been
the MVP of the national tournament. He won the opening game for us, then
came
back to win two other games. He has a fastball in the 90s to go along with a
good curve, but the thing that makes him so good is that he changes his arm
angles a lot and gives the batters a lot of different looks. He's a real
bulldog on the mound." Montes pitched the championship game on two days'
rest
and gave up three hits and one run while striking out 13. He was the
national
tourney's Most Valuable Pitcher in 1999 and 2000 and won the title game both
times.
Justin Simmons, 6-3, 200, is a lefty with great control who led Duncanville
to the Class 5A State Tournament for the third straight year. He had a
losing
outing against The Woodlands in the state semifinals, but wound up 12-3 for
the year. In 94 innings, he gave up 75 hits, walked 19 and struck out 126.
He
has three pitches he can throw for strikes on a consistent basis ) a
changeup, a curve and a moving 85-mph fastball. In addition to being the
dominant pitcher in the Dallas area, he also was one of the leading hitters
with a .479 average and eight home runs. He plays first base when he isn't
on
the mound.
Tim McGough, 5-11, 170, is a righthander from Fort Worth Nolan who went 7-0
last season with a 0.48 ERA. He pitched a 7-0 shutout against Houston St.
Pius in the State TAPPS semi-finals and struck out 78 batters in 40 innings,
while walking only eight batters. He has been clocked as high as 94 mph, and
consistently throws in the 90-92 range, and he also has an outstanding curve
ball. He also averaged 14 points a game as the shooting guard on the Nolan
basketball team.
Bankston McMath, 5-11, 165, is from Corsicana and he played the last two
years at Navarro JC. He is a righthander who was the team's closer last
season. He notched 10 saves and averaged two strikeouts per inning. He has a
consistent 93 mph fast ball, and has been clocked as high as 96. He also
played shortstop for Navarro and batted .300 with five home runs.
Chris Neuman, 6-2, 190, is a lefthanded pitcher-slugger who could be the
comeback kid of the year. As a junior, he had a live fastball in the low
90s,
struck out 91 in 42 innings and had an 0.83 ERA. But he hurt his shoulder
late in the season and had arthroscopic surgery. He did not pitch his senior
year, but hit .485 with six home runs. His father, Harvey, told me the
doctors think his shoulder is fine now and he should be able to resume
pitching at Texas with no ill effects from the surgery. If he does recover
completely, a lefthander with good control and a live 90-mph fastball is a
thing of beauty when he plays for you and a terror to behold when he plays
for the other team.
Gerrit Simpson, 6-3, 195, is a righthanded pitcher-first baseman from
Claremore, Okla., who played the last two years at Connors JC in Oklahoma.
He
was 8-2 as a pitcher last season who averaged more than 1 1/2 strikeouts per
inning and allowed only two walks per game. His fast ball is consistent
around 90 and has been clocked as high as 93. He also has a good curve ball.
He hit .400, too.
Derek Denman, 6-3, 225, is a righthander from Euless Trinity who was the
closer on Grayson's JC title team. He had eight saves. In addition to a live
fastball that ranges from 88 to 91 miles per hour, he also has a very good
curve and an improving slider to go along with excellent control.
Derrick Grigsby, 6-0, 195, is a righthander who led Marshall deep into the
Class 5A state playoffs. He went 11-1 with a 1.5 ERA and pitched a 2-0
shutout against the eventual state finalist team from The Woodlands in the
state playoffs, but the Mavericks lost the other two games in the series.
"Yeah, they beat us twice by one run," Grigsby told me. "That really hurt."
His fast ball has been clocked as high as 93 miles per hour and he is
consistently in the 89-90 mph range.
Eugene Espineli, 6-4, 170, is a lefthander who went 10-2 with a 1.90 ERA for
Katy Taylor. He struck out 110 and walked only 22 in 75 innings. His best
pitches are a changeup and a fastball in the mid 80s.
John Zamora, 6-3, 205, is a native of Campbell, Cal., who played the last
two
seasons at Cabrillo JC in California. He is a righthander who has a good
slide and a fastball in the low 90s. Despite playing with a fractured thumb
on his throwing hand last season, he still posted a 6-4 record with a 2.5
ERA. He was drafted after his freshman year in JC, but was not drafted this
year. He signed with Texas last month, turning down offers from LSU, USC and
others.

Catchers (1)
Ben Anderson, 5-9, 180, is from Temalpais High School in Mill Valley, Cal.
He
hit .550 with 4 homers last season and has fine defensive skills.

Infielders (6)
Tim Moss, 5-11, 170, is a three-sport star who played second base and
shortstop at Lancaster. He hit .450 as a junior, but began working as a
switch hitter this season and hit .390 with five home runs. He was such an
outstanding point guard that he also received some basketball scholarship
offers and he ran a 10.6 100 meters for the track team. He has been clocked
at 6.4 in the 60.
Chase Lambin, 6-2, 185, is from Houston Cypress Falls and he played third
base the last two years for the two-time national JC champion Grayson team.
He batted .370 and blasted 11 homers last season.
Wayne Stone, 6-1, 185, is a second and third baseman from Riverside JC in
California. He originally is from Rialto JC. He hit .395 with four home runs
last season.
Omar Quintanilla, 5-9, 175, is a power-hitting shortston-second baseman from
el Paso Socorro. He hit .548 and belted 14 home runs as a senior.
Cooper Vittitow, 6-0, 180, played at Lubbock Monterey and has been playing
second and third base at Hill JC in Hillsboro for the last two years. He hit
.345 with six home runs last season.
Kasey Baker, 5-9, 170, played second and third base for Houston Langham
Creek
and batted .295 with six home runs last season. He has tremendous defensive
skills.
Outfielders (6)
Vincent Sinisi, 6-1, 190, led The Woodlands to the Class 5A State
Championship game. He pitched the 11-1 semifinal victory over Duncanville,
running his record to 9-2 this season, but he is first and foremost a
hitter.
Despite a nagging sprained ankle that had his batting average lagging below
.300 early in the season, he went on a hitting tear in the late season and
playoffs and raised the average to .400 while hitting 10 home runs.
Gerald Napoleon, 5-9, 175, is from Aurora, Colo, and he played at New Mexico
JC in Hobbs for the last two seasons. He hit .477 and blasted nine home
runs,
and he also is an oustanding defensive centerfielder who has excellent
speed.
He signed last month.
Jake Duncan, 6-0, 180, batted .461 and hit 11 homers for Marshall's powerful
team and was named co-MVP in the district. His father, Doug, an Marshall
physician, was the catcher on UT's 1975 National Championship team. Jake's
younger brother, Zach, a pitcher-outfielder, was the district's Sophomore of
the Year.
Eric Sultemeier, 6-2, 180, is a fleet outfielder from New Braunfels. He hit
.417 with nine homers last season. He was the MVP in his district in
baseball
the last two years and was the Co-MVP in football last season after making
second-team All-State as a wide receiver. He was drafted by Cincinnati in
the
14th round.
Stephen Ripper, 6-5, 210, was on the outfielders on the Houston Bellaire
team
that went 66-4 during the last two seasons, winning state in 1999 with one
of
the best hitting teams I ever saw. He hit .413 with six home runs last
season.
Cody Roy Andre', 6-1, 195, is a native of Greely, Colo., who played the last
two seasons at Seward County JC in Liberal, Kan. He hit .401 with 15 homers
as a freshman, and batted .313 with six home runs as a sophomore.

Carlisle Honored

Duke Carlisle, who led the Longhorns to their first National Championship in
1963 and followed it up by throwing  two long touchdown passes in a 28-6
victory over No. 2 Navy in the 1964 Cotton Bowl, has been selected to the
Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame.
Ironically, Roger Staubach, who won the 1963 Heisman Trophy and was the Navy
quarterback, also was inducted into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame with
Carlisle.
The Longhorns took the No. 1 ranking in 1963 when they trounced top-ranked
Oklahoma, 28-7, and they held the top spot for the remainder of the season.
Carlisle played when freshmen were ineligible, but he still played in the
Cotton Bowl eight times ) three times against powerful Oklahoma teams, twice
against SMU and three times as the SWC champ. He had a 7-1 record, with the
only loss being to LSU in the 1963 Cotton Bowl Classic.
Carlisle was recruited out of Athens. He now lives in McComb, Miss.
He is the fourth Longhorn legend chosen for the Hall of Fame, joining his
coach, Darrell Royal, and two other Texas quarterbacks ) Bobby Layne and
James Street.

Next Issue July 17

The next issue will be e-mailed on July 17 and will have some interviews
with
the assistant football coaches. It will have a lot of recruiting news, which
probably will include some more early commitments.
It will also have a lot of news about pre-season football practice, which
will begin in early August, plus lots of other UT sports news.

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The Weekly P&L meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 9:00 a.m., is canceled.  We will resume next Tuesday.

Tina Spiller
Assistant to Greg Piper
President & CEO
Enron Net Works LLC
Phone 713.853.5746
Fax 713.646.8070


Mark -

The attached files contain the text to be reviewed. The Limit Order Brochure
Text is for the printed piece that will be mailed to EnronOnline users; the
Online Help is accessed from the Submission window, during the transaction
process.

Regards,
Erica


Just a reminder that the EGM weekly staff meeting will take place on Monday,
December 18th, from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m., in videoconference room EB 32C2.  Due
to the company holiday schedule, please note the following schedule of
meetings for the next three weeks.

 Monday, December 18th 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.  EB 32C2
 Monday, December 25th CANCELLED
 Tuesday, January 2nd  8:30 - 9:30 a.m.  EB 30C1

The staff meetings will resume on Monday, January 8th, in EB 32C2, as
regularly scheduled and will continue on a weekly basis on every Monday at
the same time and location unless notified otherwise.

Please let me know if you will be unable to attend the meeting on Monday,
December 18th.  I will send reminders for both the January 2nd and 8th
meetings as the dates approach.  Thank you.

Cathy Phillips
X-36898


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From: "Ray Bealer" <r2bealer@home.com> on 08/08/2001 12:58 AM GMT

         "Ray Bealer"           To:   "Stephen Glauberg"
  <r2bealer@home.com>        <glauberg@bellsouth.net>, "Kari Bealer"
                             <karibealer@home.com>, "Margie Johnson"
                             <bigboytoys@qwest.net>, "Jay Acquazzino"
  08/07/2001 07:58 PM        <acquazz@bellsouth.net>, "Jamie Urban"
                             <Jamie418@home.com>, Gary Stevens-GL-1/PGI,
                             "Beth Svatora" <BSvatora@aol.com>
                                Cc:
                        Subject:      Fw: FW: People just don't
                             understand!!

----- Original Message -----
From: Greve, Stephanie <Stephanie.Greve@alltel.com>
To: <lynn.rosenbaum@home.com>; <rahawley18@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 4:25 PM
Subject: FW: FW: People just don't understand!!

>
>
> Stephanie Greve
> Key Account Representative
> (402) 827-6409 Desk
> (402) 690-3535 Cellular
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Melissa.Krzemien@Compaq.com at INTERNET
> > Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:12 PM
> > To:   Greve, Stephanie; mard76@aol.com at INTERNET; gggrama@aol.com at
> > INTERNET; Christie@donandrons.coxatwork.com at INTERNET;
> > jeannine_lang@bmc.com at INTERNET
> > Subject:  Fwd: FW: People just don't understand!!
> >
> > OH MY! You must read before opening the attachment!
> > ---------------------- Forwarded by Melissa Krzemien/CEI on 07/24/2001
> > 02:11 PM
> > ---------------------------
> >
> >
> > Troy Johnson
> > 07/24/2001 01:40 PM
> >
> > To:   Scott Whitaker/CEI@CEI, Shawn Robinson/CEI@CEI, Matthew
> > Hinrichs/CEI@CEI,
> >       Joshua Reimer/CEI@CEI, Melissa Krzemien/CEI@CEI
> > cc:
> >
> > Subject:  Fwd: FW: People just don't understand!!
> >
> >
> > ---------------------- Forwarded by Troy Johnson/CEI on 07/24/2001 01:40
> > PM
> > ---------------------------
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Dewey.Stuart@firstdatacorp.com on 07/24/2001 09:12:01 AM
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >  To:      Cory Byers/CEI, Troy Johnson/CEI, Tom Whitcomb/CEI,
> >           Richard.Cummings@experian.com
> >
> >  cc:
> >
> >
> >
> >  Subject: Fwd: FW: People just don't understand!!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > > Read the letter before opening the picture!!!!
> > > >
> > > > Dear Editor,
> > > > I met Laurie at a singles dance. I knew as soon as I looked at her
she
> > was
> > > > too young for me. Right I was. I was 54 and she was 32. Twenty two
> > years
> > > > my junior. I really regretted it because we got along so well that
> > > > evening. She made me feel so comfortable in her presence. Our age
> > > > difference didn't seem to matter to her as much as it did to me.
> > > >
> > > > I told her I felt people staring at us. I said they are probably
> > wondering
> > > > if I am your father. She thought I was being silly and said if I
> > wanted
> > to
> > > > see her again she would be honored to go out with me.
> > > >
> > > > Laurie and I have been dating now for three months. I really like
her
> > and
> > > > I think she likes me. Still, everywhere we go, I feel people
watching
> > us.
> > > > Sometimes they just outright stare. It is very annoying and I know
it
> > is
> > > > our age difference that draws these prolonged looks from everyone we
> > meet.
> > > >
> > > > I just feel so uncomfortable about this whole thing. Why do people
> > have
> > to
> > > > be so rude....?
> > > >
> > > >  <<Laurie (JPEG Image)>>
> > >
> >
> >
> > (See attached file: Laurie.jpg) <<Laurie.jpg>>
>

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The information contained herein is based on sources that we believe to be
reliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete.  Nothing
contained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation
of an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein.  Any
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She changed it to price 360.00

Thanks,
Kate

Melissa Ann Murphy
03/07/2001 01:34 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: 537565.01

Hi Kate, Lindy Conrad a trader from Seattle City Light called me today.  She
thinks the price for deal # 537565.01 should be $360.00 instead of $350.00.
She said that Sean Crandall was our trader.

Let me know what you find out.
Thanks,
Melissa


hey dad.  thanks for the invite but I won't be able to get away for lunch.
we had a great trip this weekend, its good to live the simple life every once
in a while.

eric

"Larry W. Bass" <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com> on 02/04/2001 07:09:48 PM
To: eric preston bass <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
cc:
Subject:

Good evening. Hope your trip was enjoyable and  safe. I am thinking about
taking your Mom to Cafe Annie for lunch on Valentine's  Day. You want to
invite Shanna and join us? Let me know by Tuesday. Have a good  week. Dad


Not sure, but I think so.  My only issue is that I won't know anyone there.  What are you going to be?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lesley Maser <llmaser@degeurinrealty.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:35 AM
To:	Dean, Clint
Subject:	RE:

Hopefully none if I am lucky!

What about you?  You up for this??

---- Clint.Dean@enron.com wrote:
> Which award are you going for?  the Skankiest Ass
Bitch, and Classiest Ho!
>
>
>
>
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:     Lesley Maser
<llmaser@degeurinrealty.com>@ENRON
> Sent:     Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:25 AM
> To:       Dean, Clint
> Subject:  RE:
>
> Of course---I was just testing you!
>
> Goto www.clubmonkey.com and click on Pimp and
> Prostitute Ball for Houston.  All the details are
> there!
>
> ---- Clint.Dean@enron.com wrote:
> > the party invite, remember
> >
> >  -----Original Message-----
> > From:     Lesley Maser
> <llmaser@degeurinrealty.com>@ENRON
> > Sent:     Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:20 AM
> > To:       Dean, Clint
> > Subject:  Re:
> >
> > email you what???
> >
> > ---- "Dean, Clint" <Clint.Dean@ENRON.com> wrote:
> > > email me, please
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>
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Pursuant to Jeff Bartlett's direction, the NDA is between DealBench (by
Networks as its sole member) and Bridge.  A copy is attached.  Regards, NJD

Nora J. Dobin
Senior Counsel
Enron Global Finance
Enron Corp.
1400 Smith Street
Houston, Texas  77002

713/345-7723 (phone)
713/853-9252 (fax)
E-mail:  nora.dobin@enron.com

	Tana Jones@ECT
	01/11/01 02:28 PM

		 To: Nora Dobin/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 cc:
		 Subject: NDA for Bridge Telerate

Mark Taylor asked me to contact you about the referenced NDA.  He said you
were the lawyer for Dealbench.  I'm a paralegal that works with Mark, and we
got a call from a member of the Online Team, Dave Samuels, who said that "a
lawyer" was working on an NDA for Dealbench, and he wanted to confirm that
the agreement reflected Enron Net Works, not Dealbench, as the Enron
counterparty.  Is this something you are working on and familiar with?  If
so, can you provide me with a copy of what you are working on?  We appreciate
your help!


1. California AG Exploring Investigation of Power Profits

Sources report that the California Attorney General's office,in a meeting
yesterday, ordered a review of the Federal Profiteering Statute.  In keeping
with the recent
rhetoric by Gov. Davis, this action is almost certainly directed toward
investigations of profits made by generators and marketers.

2. More Detail on Bankruptcy- Creditors Concerned About Lengthy "Cure Period"

The generators want to limit their exposure as general creditors in a Chapter
11 proceeding. Their ability to their exposure depends on the "cure period"
for
making good on a defaulted payment, which would be dictated by the specific
contract terms. If the "cure period" - that is, the time the utilities have
available to
make up for missed payments before the generators or the power exchange can
take them to court - is a short period of time, for the sake of argument 30
days, then the utilities' creditors have to swallow another 30 days of
accumulated (impaired) receivables before they can move to the more
desirable position of postpetition suppliers (in which bills do get paid, as
would be directed by the Bankruptcy Court judge). If, however, the utilities
have a longer "cure period", for the sake of argument 60 days, then their
creditors will effectively have to swallow 60 days of accumulated impaired
receivables on which they will ultimately have to take a substantial haircut.


Chance, take a look at this file it will give you an ideal of what formate we are looking for on a consolidated report. We need the info non-PVed. Also, the oxy Info needs to be seperated.
Info we need is:

Wholesale Financial
Price
Basis
Nymex Equiv.
Index

Wholesale Physical
Price
Basis
Nymex Equiv.
Index

EES Financial
Price
Basis
Nymex Equiv.
Index

EES Physical
Price
Basis
Nymex Equiv.
Index

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Garza, Maria
Sent:	Tuesday, March 26, 2002 8:37 AM
To:	Parks, Joe
Subject:	spreadsheet request


Thanks very much.

	Joseph Alamo
	05/15/2001 05:24 PM

		 To: Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Plan B

You got it.

From: Jeff Dasovich on 05/15/2001 05:24 PM CDT
Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
To: Joseph Alamo/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Plan B

----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 05/15/2001 05:23 PM -----

	Kelli Clifton <kelli@ppallc.com>
	05/15/2001 03:01 PM

		 To: "'jeff.dasovich@enron.com'" <jeff.dasovich@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Plan B

Per a request from Theo Pahos (on behalf of Mirant), can you please fax
him a copy of Plan B at (916) 441-3549.

Kelli Clifton
Public Policy Advocates
(916) 441-0702


Where in the Deseret confirmation do we request the legal opinion?  Did we
send a sample?  Sara


Ken,

Per my voicemail, we are having an all employee meeting on next Monday at the
Hyatt Regency.  The purpose of this meeting is to pull everyone together for
an update on EGM and a brief presentation from all the business units within
EGM.  This includes about 1 hour of business and then drinks and food - we
expect about 500 people.

We have made a lot of progress on changing the nature and profitability of
these businesses and we want to make sure everyone sees just how far we have
come in a few months.

I believe they will be motivated to see the growth and profitability.  We had
a record Q1 with $100 million of gross margin.  That was 50% of what they
made in all of 2000.  Combined with the fact that in December of 2000 alone
we made $87 million in gross margin, I believe it will have a big impact.

If you could attend the meeting even for a few minutes it would go a long way
in helping us drive our other point which is that the EGM businesses are now
core to Enron and has the attention of both you and Jeff.

Thanks for considering this and let me know if you need any other information
or assistance.

Mike


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Vince:

Can you give me some background on Bogdan?

Many thanks.  Shawn

---------------------- Forwarded by Shawn Cumberland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
02/12/2001 08:12 AM ---------------------------

Awenda2000@cs.com on 02/11/2001 11:26:12 PM
To: shawn.cumberland@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Bogdan Szopa - CV

Dear Shawn,
It was a pleasure talking to you today. I will call you upon my return from
Europe. In the meantime we will stay in touch via e-mail.

Enclosed is my curriculum vitae.

Best regards,
Bogdan M. Szopa

 - BOGDAN  res..doc


Vince/Tanya:

I interviewed Charles today 10:30 AM. Here are my impressions:

 1) Excellent professional and managerial experience.
 2) Very good technical background.
  Deal Valuation and
  Model Implementation
 3) Promisses to fit very well into the group's culture.

The only issues I see is that he would have to leave a high level position at
his current employee.

Paulo Issler


Minor changes I made to Alex's paper.

Vince


z/f 10/12


i still need to decide whether or not i am going.  i think this guy is putting an offer on my house and i might need to look for a house.  how was bama?  did you party after we rolled them or was kenny to pissed?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Landry, Chad
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 11:45 AM
To:	Blanchard, Timothy; Lenhart, Matthew
Subject:	RE: Daily Dose

what are your plans for this weekend, regarding nickie's wedding?

ckl

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Blanchard, Timothy
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 7:41 AM
To:	LSU@ENRON
Subject:	Daily Dose

Incredible performance Saturday.  Georgia is now my 2nd favorite team.

http://www.theadvocate.com/sports/story.asp?StoryID=16427
http://www.theadvocate.com/sports/story.asp?StoryID=16430
http://louisianastate.theinsiders.com/2/23364.html


At long last, I've sorted through these deals and determined the source of
most of these problems. I'll be calling you both shortly to go over these and
make sure we all see the same thing. Here are a few things to note as you go
over my responses:

566426 - rates have been changed/has this shown up on your CARP report yet?
578856 - deal done by Real Time trader at hour-ahead market price/will not
correspond directly to the price shown in my spreadsheet
573862 - rate for this deal should not be $107 OR $168.45/it is an off peak
sale from EPMI to EES, which means we go by the off peak short position price
- shown in my sheet as $119.76

The newest deals in this variance list are Real Time. I've double-checked the
deals in EnPower with what I see in the Real Time spreadsheets, and
everything seems to match up. I'm attaching those sheets so we can ensure
we're all looking at the same thing. If you have further discrepancies on
these, the easiest way for me to clear them up would be if you include the
specific hours you have questions about.

I'm terribly sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this - it's a
twisted and time-consuming journey trying to find the source of these
problems, as I'm sure you know! I hope this gets us up to speed, but please
call me with questions or comments.

Thanks,
Kate
503-464-3827

REAL TIME SHEETS  YOUR SHEET     MY SHEET

Mark Confer
04/23/2001 05:35 AM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT, Brooklyn Couch/HOU/EES@EES
cc:

Subject: Latest Information On April EES Items

Kate/Brooklyn I looked over the latest file and attached my comments and what
I see in the Carp as of yesterday.

Thanks


---------------------- Forwarded by Laura Harder/Corp/Enron on 11/13/2000
08:09 AM ---------------------------

Ina Rangel@ECT
11/10/2000 09:55 AM
To: Airam Arteaga/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kimberly Brown/HOU/ECT@ECT, Laura
Harder/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Please pass on to your groups

Please send this message to your traders that were included in the list you
gave me for logon id's.

Thanks.

Ina
---------------------- Forwarded by Ina Rangel/HOU/ECT on 11/10/2000 09:53 AM
---------------------------

Brian Hoskins@ENRON COMMUNICATIONS
11/09/2000 04:47 PM
To: Ina Rangel/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: John Arnold/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject:

The Gas Trading Messaging System is ready for everyone to use.  Here is the
link to the site.  Please let everyone know so they can start using it.

http://gasmsgboard.dev.corp.enron.com

Brian T. Hoskins
Enron Broadband Services
713-853-0380 (office)
713-412-3667 (mobile)
713-646-5745 (fax)
Brian_Hoskins@enron.net


---------------------- Forwarded by Carey M Metz/HOU/ECT on 06/13/2000 08:13
AM ---------------------------

"Maillet, Lisa" <LMaillet@anpower.com> on 06/13/2000 07:42:32 AM
To: Enron-Carey Metz <carey.m.metz@enron.com>, Peter Ash <PAsh@anpower.com>,
"PG&E-Biggs, Brian" <brian.biggs@gt.pge.com>, Sally Manning
<SMANNING@anpower.com>, Trey Christensen <TChristensen@anpower.com>,
TXU-David Avila <davila1@txu.com>, Vivian Liedtke <VLiedtke@anpower.com>
cc:
Subject: Midlothian forecast

 <<061300 short.xls>>

13th = 57,000
14th = 59,000

 - 061300 short.xls


The second attachment is the listing of well names and meter numbers.

---------------------- Forwarded by Joan Quick/HOU/ECT on 09/25/2000 01:39 PM
---------------------------
From: Joan Quick on 09/25/2000 01:39 PM
To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mark Whitt@ECT, Barbara N Gray/HOU/ECT@ECT, Arvel Martin/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Scott Josey/Corp/Enron@ENRON
Subject: Re: Wildhorse Nomination Letter

Gerald,

The first attachment is my changes to your letter, which are in bold.  We
also need to know what the NWPL interconnect meter number is, so that our
people can schedule the gas on NWPL from that meter to wherever/whatever they
want to do with the gas.  We/I also need to send Wildhorse something to
inform them of the  contact list - names and phone numbers, and let them know
where to send the transport invoice to.  Should this be in the same letter,
or a different one.... per my conversations with Becky at Wildhorse, they
need this information set up in their system before we nom.  I'll be here
this afternoon.  Please call.

To: Joan Quick/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mark Whitt@ECT, Barbara Gray, Arvel Martin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Scott
Josey/Corp/Enron@ENRON
Subject: Wildhorse Nomination Letter

Attached for your review is a draft of Wildhorse Nomination Letter.  Please
review and provide any comments.  Mark & Joan, I need help with the
nomination format and facts in the first paragraph.


Please see attached.

 - EL01-55.1


OK people. The  voting is up. My design is number 38. Go here
http://www.caffemocha.com, choose 38. Enter  your email and vote. Your email
will not be used for ill devices. It is only to  keep track of voting. Then
click on vote.
?
Much appreciated. I  would like to win. Tell your friends, if-ya-love-me.?
?
-Beth
?
REally. Now do this.  I mean it. You too, Guidroz.


----- Forwarded by Cindy Derecskey/Corp/Enron on 05/25/2001 09:12 AM -----

	"Frank Tikasz" <tikasz@look.ca>
	05/24/2001 09:09 PM

		 To: "Cindy Derecskey" <Cindy.Derecskey@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Presidential Smarts

?
 - untitled.bmp


Fellas, please read below.  Do we have a need for extra capacity in
California?  Mitch, could this be a re-sell opportunity?  Let me know if this
is at all attractive.  Thanks.

----- Forwarded by Scott Bolton/Enron Communications on 01/17/00 01:49 PM
-----

	Jeff_Dasovich@enron.com
	01/17/00 11:46 AM

		 To: Scott Bolton/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
		 cc:
		 Subject: Potential Opportunity for ECI

Greetings Scott:
As we discussed, an acquaintance of mine is a lawyer whose client is the
California Independent System Operator (ISO).  The ISO contracted with MCI (a
couple of years ago) to build a broad band network ( OC-48) to support
electricity deregulation in California.  (Friends of mine at MCI worked on the
deal.) Since that time, the ISO has discovered that it has capacity
substantially in excess of what it needs to operate the grid (and certain
markets for power, e.g., ancillary services).  The ISO is none to happy about
having been sold an "overbuild" network by MCI.

But given MCI's reputation, the ISO is looking at marketing the capacity
rather
than trying to re-negotiate the contract with MCI.  Sounds like the capacity
runs between Sacramento (Folsom?) and Southern California (Alhambra?).
Could
be an opportunity for ECI to get some quality capacity at a substantial
discount.  I've let Tom Gros know about it, too (bandwidth trading
opportunity?).  Please pass along to ECI folks for their assessment.

Best,
Jeff


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Please review and provide any input as soon as possible.  Bill,  I still have not talked with Jeff Stone.


T,   Attached is the Master Firm for Colorado Springs Utilities.  You can forward this for their review.  I still need to create the Transaction Agreement which would contain all the deal terms.  I will forward that shortly.


FYI -  Just wanted to let everyone know my extension.
(54013)
                                Also, if you really need something and I am
not at my
                                desk or at lunch, you can page me.
(713-707-5609).
                                My mobile number is (281-799-5593).  If you
need anything
                                just give me a call.

                               Thanks,
                               Brandee


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Nicolay, Christi L.
Sent:	Monday, October 22, 2001 11:59 AM
To:	Kitchen, Louise; Dietrich, Janet; Delainey, David; SMITH, Douglas; Lavorato, John; Black, Don; Forster, David; Duran, W. David; Belden, Tim; Calger, Christopher F.; Foster, Chris H.; Black, Tamara Jae; Aucoin, Berney C. ; Furrow, Dale; Meyn, Jim; Harvey, Claudette; Presto, Kevin M.; Jacoby, Ben
Subject:	FW: RTO week--State Commissioners

FYI.

TJ and Claudette -- please send to your groups.
Thanks

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Landwehr, Susan M.
Sent:	Thursday, October 18, 2001 6:19 PM

Thursday Morning session----Meeting with State Commissioners

This session was generally known to be the occasion for state commissioners to vent their frustrations at FERC taking action without including them in the decision making process.  Although the panel notice showed that 5 state commissioners would attend, upon arriving in the hearing room we found that 27 state commissioners were there and ready to claim their 15 minutes of fame.  It was a long morning!  I will include comments or highlights from some of the commissioners below as well as some general thoughts.

Approximately 35 to 40% of the commenters were supportive of FERC and urged them to keep moving forward with their efforts.  Most of these comments came from the Midwest and were somewhat muted or rational in their support.  Everyone else was fairly verbal against FERC, primarily citing that fact that they had been left out of the process, that FERC was moving too quickly, and there was no evidence that there was a benefit to their citizens.  In particular, the commissioners from Maryland and North Carolina delivered highly charged rhetoric. While many would think that the session was extremely negative (our friend Sarah Novosel thought it was disgusting!) in my mind it was similiar to a legislative hearing--allowing alot of whining and then addressing the main themes of discontent such as performing a cost benefit analysis.

Here's some individual comments:

Catherine Riley/Maryland---she started out talking about the fact that she had taken a solemn oath to uphold the constitution when she joined the MAryland commission and immediately implied that FERC was not as diligent or honest as she was in upholding the values of protecting citizens (she was way overboard in the dramatics department).  She then stated that she was not at the meeting to "help you (FERC) backfill your woefully inadequate evidentiary record".  It went on like this for about 15 minutes.  The good part is that she was so personally negative, that her comments will not only be discounted but may be used against her.

Sam Ervin/NOrth Carolina---he was also very negative and he does not believe that there are any benefits to his citizens, that customer choice is never coming to his state, so he will never benefit from an RTO, that his current statutes do not allow any transfer of transmission to an RTO (and I bet if they do, he'll work to change the statutes!) and that the bulk of state commissions are not supportive of FERC. His comments were also pretty brutal, but sugar coated just a bit with southern humor.

Arnetta McRae/Delware---she kept on saying "show me" where the benefits for consumers are.  She also repeatedly talked about how short of a time frame they had to respond to the order.

Rory McMinn/New Mexico---repeatedly talked about how the west was different, how he is not convinced that there is a benefit to his consumers, how the FERC commissioners needed to come out west to see how different they were.

Carl Wood/California--tried to portray himself and California as representing the west as a whole, and even brought along a statement from the Washington commission echoeing his comments. He delivered the same messages that we've been hearing forever---FERC should have acted sooner on price caps, etc etc.

Glen Thomas/Pennsylvania---he was the first positive commenter and talked about how his state has taken great strides to bring it's energy system into the new century...that by opening it's markets they have had an explosion in green power, they have reduced costs all across the state, etc. He was very supportive of PJM (makes sense because it's in his back yard) and stated that for any RTO to be effective it must have independent governance.

Judy Jones/Ohio---was very parochial in her discussion, but echoed Don Svanda's comments from earlier in the week that one RTO for the midwest was necessary and encouraged the FERC to make a decision and get on with it so that regulatory uncertainty would be removed.

Ed GArvey/Minnesota---he got the gold star for the day.  After very very lengthly comments from about 15 commissioners, he took about 1 minute and said "FERC--just get it done"....in essence telling them to go ahead with what they are doing and move forward.

Other Commissioners who talked were:  Arthur/Connecticut, Hadley/Indiana, Huelsman/Kentucky, Nugent/ Maine  all on the positive side.  Other negative commentors were two guys from DC and Jim Irvin from Arizona who had a rambling conversation that never really pinpointed what he wanted to do.

From the FERC commissioner standpoint, the gold star went to Massey.  After hearing over and over again about how the commisioners didn't feel that they had been included and that FERC had not consulted them enough, he stated that he was going to express his frustration right back, saying the "there has been 7 years of process, and he wants a process that comes to an end....you've been talking for 7 years and never could agree..."

Call me if I can provide any further insights into the individual comments or the tenor of the meeting.  Sue.  #612-339-4599


Can we use credited service date for sev calc?  I have a person who was hired in 1997, left in 1999 and was rehired
	in April 2001.  The system is using a 1998 service date for severance.  I calculated in on the 2001 re hire date.

Fran Mayes
HR Manager
Phone (713) 853-7211
Fax (713) 646-8100
Cell/Pager  713 875-3820 or
7138753820@messaging.nextel.com


Clem--- The trader said this deal needed to be renegotiated, and I am waiting
to hear what happened....I sent him an email today to remind him that I need
an answer a.s.a.p......I'll let you know as soon as I hear.

Thanks,
Mark
x33396

Clem Cernosek@ECT
01/09/2001 12:09 PM
To: Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mark McCoy/Corp/Enron@Enron, Edward Terry/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: HPL Meter #985892 South Katy Gas Unit No. 2 #1

Daren:

During the month of September and October 2000, gas flowed into HPL's
pipeline at the above meter that is owned by Duke Energy Trading and
Marketing, LLC.  Prior to September 2000, the gas was purchased under
contract #960439646, and Deal #133196 that expired on 8/31/2000.  Effective
11/1/2000, the gas was again purchased from Duke under Contract #96021934;
Deal #466305, but this deal expires on 11/30/2000.

Currently, Logistic has September and October 2000 volumes recorded to HPL
Strangers Gas Contract.  In order to correct this, HPL Logistics needs either
(1) Deals #133196 or #466305 extended to cover September and October 2000,
(2) a new deal to cover September and October 2000, or (3) Logistics needs
approval to write-off these volumes to Unaccounted for Gas Loss.  (Print,
sign, and return the original to Clem Cernosek).

 ______________________________________________
 Deal/Deal Ticket#/Customer (Buyer/Seller)

    OR

 _________________________________________________________
 APPROVAL to Write-off the volumes to Unaccounted for Gas Loss

In addition,  since Deal #466305 expires on 11/30/2000 and gas is still
flowing, Logistics needs either (1) Deal #466305 extended, or (2) a new deal
to cover December 2000 and any other future months that this production is
flowing into HPL's pipeline.

 _____________
 New Deal #

Thanks, Clem


cold 11-15.  oct expires tomorrow.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Fraser, Jennifer
Sent:	Tuesday, September 25, 2001 8:44 AM
To:	Arnold, John
Subject:	WHATS UP WITH WINTER BUYING


Richard, you may already have this or know about it, but there is a report
done
by Cornerstone Research entitled "Pricing in the California Power Exchage
Electricity Market" located online at www.cornerstone.com/pdfs/blueribbon.pdf.
Do you have Mark Touhy's e-mail address?

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For more information about Arnold & Porter, click here:
        http://www.arnoldporter.com


John,
Attached is my prioritized recommendation for "Competitive Analysis" select personnel to support ongoing Power and Gas trading.  I think we can support your area well with roughly 5 staff.  Take a look.  Call me if you have a question.
Scott
PS Here's the attachment this time


Don:
I will be leaving early today to catch a flight to New Orleans for a friend's
bachelor party in the Big Easy.  I will be back early on Sunday, so please
leave me a message if you need anything and I will be in on Sunday.  Hope to
make it back safely.  Have a good weekend.
Ben


As you know, Enron Wholesale Services (EWS) has been reorganized under the leadership of CEO Jim Fallon.  Rich DiMichele supports Jim as COO of EWS, while also continuing in his role as head of Enron Broadband Services (EBS).  EWS businesses include:  Enron North America, EBS, Enron Industrial Markets, Enron Global Markets, Enron Europe and Enron Canada.  EWS' business focus remains on maximizing creditor value and determining which businesses and assets will be a part of Enron's reorganization plan.

In addition to Rich, reporting to Jim are:

?	Don Miller - ENA
?	Gary Hickerson - EGM
?	Rodney Malcolm - EIM
?	Eric Shaw - Enron Europe
?	Kyle Kitagawa - Enron Canada
?	Lance Schuler - General Counsel
?	Barry Pearce - Chief of Staff
?	Dave Gorte - RAC
?	Kent Castleman - Accounting
?	Shanna Funkhouser - Human Resources

Enron Wholesale Services

<Embedded MS Organization Chart 2.0>


Ladies and Gentlemen--the Illiniois legislature adjourned this past Saturday
night..  They will reconvene sometime in the fall of 2000, most likely after
elections, for the fall Veto session.  As most of you know who have been
included in periodic e-mail updates during the session, we were tracking a
number of bills throughout the session, and as we predicted mid way thru, no
major bills that could negatively impact our businesses made it out as law.
Here's a short re cap on each issue:

"Coal scrubber" bills on both sides fizzled out mid way thru the session and
did not ever make it to the floor for a vote.

"Peaking plant moratorium" bills (there were between 3 and 4 that we tracked
ranging from riparian rights to outright moratoriums on development)
continued to show up throughout the session, including a flurry of activilty
about 2 weeks ago.  The general consensus would be that a resolution would be
passed to convene an advisory board, under the auspices of the the Governors
office, which would make recommendations to the legislature next year with an
emphasis on groundwater issues.  That resolution (#71) passed out of the
Senate on Friday and the House rules committee allowed it to be available for
vote on the floor, but for some reason, it did not get called for a vote
before the session adjourned on Saturday.  Despite not passing, I am sure
that the Governor's office will convene such an advisory committee on it's
own.  The resolution only included 1 representative from the "energy
supplier" community, so we will probably petition the governor's office to
add at least one more to voice the concerns of the IPPs.

"Metering and Billing mortatorium" bill, although pushed by the IBEW and
their legislative sponsors all thru the session, was not ultimately passed.
We had been active blocking and trying to add our own language to the bill as
it moved, and had success in killing it in the Senate.  The unions tried many
many tactics on this bill, and I am confident that they will now turn their
efforts to the ICC and will appeal the ICC's order if/when it is issued.

"Reliablity" bills generally dealing with residential
customers/penalites/outages, floundered throughout the session, and did not
have a direct impact on our interests.

Enron Broadband Services issues were generally non issues this session--we
expect to see some significant action next year as the newly appointed joint
committees will consider an overhaul of the current Illinois telecom statutes.

Please feel free to give me a call if I can provide any specific information
that you might be looking for on any of these issues. #612-339-4599


To all SITARA users:

The SITARA system will be brought down on a nightly basis between 12:01AM  -
4:00 AM Central Time for nightly processing.
The system will be available in the morning after that time, with positions
primed by 5:30 AM.

CPR will be available during these times.

Please call the SITARA Hotline ((713) 853-7049) if you have any questions or
concerns.


You are not going to tell John that you can't make dinner.  You need to go.  I can't stay out that long anyway, but I am planning on leaving early.  Why are you torturing yourself by reading that e-mail?  A tubby?  Is that what you call a bath?  Cute.  It doesn't bother me to talk to you about anything.  You can talk to me anytime.  Studying?  Are you kidding, I just got home and I am not motivated at all.  I think that I am kidding myself about trying to go to school.  I don't want to do anything but sit on the couch.  I have gotten so lazy.  That is why I am going to start playing soccer again in January.  You can make fun of me if you want to.  Cheer up.

-----Original Message-----
From: Maggi, Mike
Sent: Mon 11/26/2001 8:14 PM
To: Nelson, Michelle
Cc:
Subject:

yep you should, i think i am going to tell john i cant make dinner. things are ok here because she left the second i came home and im sure she wont be back til 1or2. i made dinner for me and matty then we took a tubby, this single parent stuff is alot of work,  now ive been sitting here reading the email she wrote that i told you i found, i must be nuts, poor me, just kidding i think i will stop whining now hope your studying is going well


thanks for the follow-up
mike


I agree with the espey call too, let me know if it is a go and I will talk with him.  Is it still just a two month deal?
PL

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Gossett, Jeffrey C.
Sent:	Wednesday, November 14, 2001 8:28 AM
To:	Bike, Anne; Keiser, Kam; Love, Phillip M.; McLaughlin Jr., Errol; Winfree, O'Neal D.
Subject:	Morning Reporting

Who wants to volunteer someone for morning reporting????  Bilianna will be through with it in mid-December.


The attached report summarizes the discussions at the subject technical
conference held in D.C. on July 18 and 19.  Copies of documents referenced in
the report are available on request.  Please let me know if you would like
any of them.

More was accomplished at the conference than I expected.  Note that a
follow-up conference is tentatively scheduled for August 28.  I think the
full requirements customers have finally gotten the message that they will
have to accept some defined level of service.  It was also clear that El Paso
does not have sufficient capacity to serve everybody,s full load all the time
and they will have to, at the least, credit demand charges when they cannot
serve their firm shippers, and may even be required to expand their system.


Dear Ken,

RFF DEVELOPMENTS
January 2002 e-Newsletter
Happy New Year!  Happy 50th Anniversary to RFF!  January marks the
beginning of an exciting year for RFF.  The upcoming months will be filled
with lots of activities, and we will continue to provide you with updates
via the RFF Developments e-newsletter. Please send any questions/comments
to Karin Warner at warner@rff.org.

In this newsletter:
1) RFF Events & Seminars
2) RFF in the News
3) RFF New Publications
4) RFF 50th Anniversary News: RFF Reunion April 18-19, 2002

1) RFF Events & Seminars
Please mark your calendars for the following:

Monday, January 28 (8:45 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)
U.S. Energy Security: Traditional and Emerging Challenges
(At RFF - 1616 P St., NW, Washington, D.C., 1st Floor Conference Room)
Resources for the Future (RFF) will bring together leading experts from the
policy, business, environmental, scholarly, and academic community to
discuss traditional and emerging challenges to U.S. energy security.  Among
the speakers will be:
*Mine Y?cel, assistant vice president, Research Department, Dallas Federal
Reserve Bank
*Bob Simon, staff director, Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources
*Barry McNutt, senior policy analyst, Office of Domestic Policy and
International Affairs, U.S. Department of Energy

Tuesday, January 29 (9:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.)
Making Development Policy in the New Era: Priorities, Politics and
Structures of U.S. Policymaking on Global Poverty and Hunger
(At RFF - 1616 P St., NW, Washington, D.C., 1st Floor Conference Room)
The symposium is intended to generate candid discussion among leaders in
the field about how development policy is made, how it might be made
better, and how the events of September 11th may have changed the political
context for poverty and food security issues in Congress and elsewhere.

For more information, please contact Susan Doyle at doyle@rff.org or
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International Environmental Assistance:  Drawing Lessons From Experience
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Christi,
 As I have been thinking about this problem, my opposition to a standard
model is declining, partly out of frustration with the slow progress being
made.  I think, however, that we ought to think about the potential
consequences of recommending a standard model.  If we simply endorse PJM,
then we may inadvertently get its warts as well -- no secondary transmission
market, ICAP market, etc.  I think we are considering the same thing approach
as was reported by Charles Yeung's in his note on Tuesday's Inter-RTO
Coordination (Seams) Conference:

"Harvey Reed, Constellation Power, suggested that FERC impose a standard
tariff for all RTOs to work from that did not restrict RTOs from filing
different proposals, but would limit their ability to diverge from a single
market model."

 In addition to the standard model, there needs to be a deadline for either
filing the tariff or for filing the standard tariff.  Without a "feet to the
fire" feature, nothing the grand stall will continue.  In arguing for a
standard model, the PJM system could be the core of a proposal but we should
specific modifications to address our concerns.  On the transmission rights
issue, for instance, a simple "don't allocate" solution won't work.  The lack
of the secondary market for NY TCCs or PJM FTRs goes both to the lack of
information and to the way the rights are defined.  If as Harvey Reed
suggests, RTOs can submit alternative approaches, at least there will be
pressure to get moving.  I have not discussed this idea with West Power.

 It then occurred to me that FERC  is unlikely to impose a standard tariff
without a rulemaking proceeding.  Whether they could act by fiat or not is a
moot point, since  I doubt that they would do so without creating a record.
There are two possible down sides to a rule making.  (1)  The outcome of a
rulemaking is something of a crap shoot.  The incumbents have a pretty good
record in the past, of coming out of rulemakings with plenty of goodies such
as the native load exemption in Order No. 888.  There is a also a distinct
risk that PJM's ICAP or transmission right allocation process is given
blessed status, which will make revision of them later to be a huge uphill
battle.  (2)  The other consequence of a rulemaking its effect on current
RTO discussions.  The best outcome is that the uncertainty of the rulemaking
creates an urgency  to get a proposal filed before a new FERC rule cuts off
options from a new the standard for review.  The uncertainty prior to the
issuance of Order No. 888 in fact had that effect in the West.  On the other
hand it can mean that nothing happens until the new rule is issued.  This
also happened prior to Order No. 888, with a number of companies sitting on
their hands, using the time delay to protect existing positions, while
whipping up State regulators' fears of jurisdictional shift as necessary to
boost their own position.

 These are only own views.  I have not had a chance to speak with West Power
this week, but I will approach Tim when I am in Portland again next week.

Steve

	Christi L Nicolay
	06/19/2001 04:21 PM

		 To: Steve Walton/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: James D Steffes/NA/Enron@ENRON, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Sarah
Novosel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
		 Subject: Re: INTERIM MODEL TALKING POINTS

Can we focus the PJM language as an interim fix toward the East (while maybe
the threat of PJM in the West will make the West RTOs act quickly and adopt
everything that Steve W. has been advocating).  Also, I agree with the ISO
being required to provide much greater information on where the congestion
occurs.  While the allocation of FTRs is a problem and the idiosyncratic
nature is also a problem, it is because the traders do not have access to all
the information.  They have told me that if they had access to all the
information about congestion from the past several years, they could
essentially build a model for anticipated congestion that could trade "above"
the underlying FTRs as financial instruments.

Steve Walton
06/18/2001 03:30 PM
To: James D Steffes/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Christi L Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Sarah
Novosel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron

Subject: Re: INTERIM MODEL TALKING POINTS

Jim,

 I have added my comments to your draft.  My concern with the "Adopt PJM"
approach is that it will become a fiat accompli with regard to congestion
management. and the nature of future transmission rights.  Once adopted as
the standard, nothing else will be accepted and any move to a decentralized
approach is highly unlikely.  Unlike the British, we have a hard time
changing horses because of our multi-jurisdictional Federal system of
government.

 The PJM's lack of a secondary FTR market is more that just an allocation
problem.  If that were true, they New York would have a secondary market --
none exists there either.  The unpredictability of prices is probably the
biggest problem since no one knows how to value FTRs or TCCs.  I think the
nature of instrument is also not particularly helpful.

 During our discussion of Seabron Adamson's last draft, I maintained that a
centralized unit commitment process didn't fit the Pacific Northwest (PNW)
with its pattern of trading to achieve coordination between hydroelectric and
thermoelectric generation.  You asked me to provide more detail hydro-thermal
operation.  I am including a paper that covers the nature of PNW operations
and contracting with observations about the nature of unit commitment.  Given
other work and travel, it has taken some time to complete the paper and its
examples.  I hope this will help to explain why I am hesitant to endorse a
centralize unit commitment implementation.

Steve

	James D Steffes@ENRON
	06/18/2001 01:48 PM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Christi L
Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sarah Novosel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steve Walton/HOU/ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: INTERIM MODEL TALKING POINTS

Here is the draft of an Interim step for Enron to give to Lay.  Please give
me your comments.  This is CONFIDENTIAL and should not be shared outside the
company.

Jim