Great, Jerry. I take it then that simultaneous operation of the new and old
is a physical impossibility. Can we take this to the next step then, to
carefully walk through the netting calculations (Shudeish & Prabhat are doing
this) to minimize the total emissions that can occur ("potential to emit") at
any one time. The way I read the existing permits, however, is that allowable
(and unenforceable bec of grandfathering?) emissions are NOx is 1428 tpy and
CO is 429 tpy at each station, which may mean that we can not characterize
these as "minor" sources. If the netting calculation is such that we can
avoid New Source Review (I believe this to be the case bec there is planned
to be a new reduction), we can do the 401.01(5) construction activities and
try to get a fast-track permit approval.
I still do not whether, as a technical matter, the applications could qualify
as "minor" revisions under R18-2-319.A, which mean,
1. Do not violate any applicable requirement
2. Do not involve substantive changes to existing monitoring, reporting, or
record-keeping requirements in the permit
3. Do not require or change a case-by-case determination of an emission
limitation or other standard, or a source-specific determination of ambient
impacts, or a visibility or increment analysis
4. Do not seek to establish or change a permit condition for which there is
no corresponding underlying applicable requirement and that the source has
assumed in order to avoid an applicable requirement to which the source would
otherwise be subject. The terms and conditions include:
     a. A federally enforceable emissions cap that the source would assume to
avoid classification as a modification under any provision of Title I of the
Clean Air Act; and
     b. An alternative emisssions limit approved under regulations
promulgated under CAA sec 112(i)(5)
5. Are not modifications under and provision of Title I of the CAA
6. Are not changes in fuels not represented in the permit application or
provided for in the permit
7. The increase in the source's potential to emit is not significant (40 tpy
NOx, etc) [not applicable to TWP bec net reduction]
8. Are not required to processed as a significant revision under R18-2-320
(refers to signif change in existing monitoring terms or relaxation of
reporting/recordkeeping or "does not qualify as a minor permit revision....")
If someone could make a hard analysis of the foregoing, that might provide us
additional strength.
Van Wolf

>>> <Jerry.D.Martin@enron.com> 9/26/2001 1:24:56 PM >>>
Van, the 3 old units and 1 new unit at each station cannot run
simultaneously.  There is only so much gas in the line leading to each
station, and there is a limit to the discharge pressure.  If we tried to
start the new unit with the old units running, the suction pressure would
decrease significantly, and the discharge pressure would increase,
automatically shutting down all units rather quickly.  Even if it was
physically possible, we would be literally "spinning our wheels" with no
benefit - burning fuel with no increase in throughput.

I'll be happy to explain this to Ms. Wrona tomorrow.

Thanks,
Jerry

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   From:   "Van Wolf" <vwolf@swlaw.com>@ENRON

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   Sent:   Wednesday, September 26, 2001 2:07 PM
   To:     Eisenstein, Arnold L.; Pribble, Dan; Martin, Jerry D.; Shafer,
             John; Campbell, Larry; Soldano, Louis; Melton, Richard ;
             Jensen, Ruth; Kendrick, William; shead@ensr.com
   Subject:  Red Rock/ADEQ: Nancy Wrona meeting

   I just met with Steve Burr, ADEQ Special Counsel, to discuss options and
   develop a strategy to rush the permit issuance schedule and/or allow
   significant construction to begin before actual issuance of the permit.
   He will attend the meeting tomorrow by teleconf because he thinks it
   would help if both of us attended as there are legal issues.

   He spoke with Prabhat yesterday, and both he and Prabhat believe this is
   a good project that should go forward expeditiously, but ADEQ must stick
   with its rules and policy interpretations. Nonetheless, there appears to
   be a way to re-interpret the application possibly to be a "minor"
   revision. The key will be assure that, during the construction period
   and the transition period, as well as operating procedures, all of the
   equipment that could operate at the same time does not have the
   "potential to emit" contaminants in excess of 250 tons per year (tpy).
   For the meeting with Nancy, someone, I assume it will be Larry, will
   need to be acutely familiar with the details of the permits revisions
   applications to be able to walk this through with Prabhat & Shudeish. I
   can review this as well, in order to discuss it with Steve, but we will
   need to make sure we have our technical ducks all lined up. In that
   sense, the appropriate person should please review the Ariz air rules at
   R18-2-319.A (minor revision to Class I source permit) and R18-2-401,
   definition of "major source" esp subsec c (to avoid "new source
   review"). Let me know if I need to fax these to anyone, but they may
   also be on the ADEQ website (www.adeq.state.az.us).

   For policy reasons, ADEQ needs to limit pre-permit construction because
   otherwise it would be subject to political pressure from sources with
   sunk capital costs. For TWP's purposes, the key is to keep the total
   "potential to emit" at each station below 250 tpy to avoid New Source
   Review. [I am out of my legal "depth" here and need technical
   assistance; the permit applications seem to indicate an increase in NOx
   and CO as well as a decrease in the same section (see sec 2.2 on
   Netting)as well as being subject to New Source Review (sec 3.2); there
   may some language in the applications that is somewhat misleading; the
   netting calculation is going to be important). The concern will be
   whether the old reciprocating compressors and the new turbine can all
   operate at the same time so as to result in significantly excess
   emissions. Are there operating (end enforceable) restrictions that would
   prohinbit operation of equipment that would cause emissions in excess of
   what currently allowed?

   If the permit revisions can be recharacterized as "minor," either there
   are no restrictions on immediate commencement of all contruction (only
   seven days notice required) or the allowable construction is that set
   forth in Ariz law at ARS 49-401.01(5), which would allow "installation
   of building supports and foundations, laying of underground pipework and
   construction of permanent storage structures." It appears that
   site-deliveries could occur, but I am not sure about tie-ins.

   I am somewhat skeptical that we can get a complete "minor" revision
   approach because I think this is a "major" source and the emissions
   limitations are significant. We may, with the netting, be able to avoid
   NSR and get 401.01(5) construction, but we will need technical analysis
   to be creative as to how the revisions set up the equipment changes and,
   in particular, whether we can screw down the operating procedures and
   transition to limit the "potential to emit."

   Thus, it will also be important to try to get a faster permit
   review/approval schedule. We agreed that TWP's "negotiating period" will
   be quick. EPA needs a 45-day review, but can we get submittals to EPA
   now (these revisions are essentially the same as for Stations #3 & #$,
   which EPA is about to approve) and get a faster indication of "no
   objections" from EPA?

   I sense Burr wants to help us come up with creative solutions, and I
   believe this will be Nancy's intent as well. Please let me know what
   further I can do from this end to prepare for tomorrow's meeting. I will
   have the conference room ready for a pre-meeting strategy session.
   Van Wolf

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Patricia:  Thanks for putting the meetings together.  In addition to Lynn
Aven and me, both Andrea Calo and Brent Hendry would like to attend.  I'm
looking forward to visiting with you next week.  Regards.  Sara


Guys, can you put together the folllowing Portfolio/Charter Review for
Principal Investing and Energy Capital Resources:
 a) detail existing portfolio - winners/losers; additions/deletions and
overall performance;
 b) detail market conditions in your markets and any strategy changes
following;
 c) anticipated major transactions in 2001; and
 d) review charter and detail any proposed changes.

I would anticipate that we sit down with Rick and Jeff at the end of January
- please have package available for my review by mid January.

Regards
Delainey


----- Forwarded by James D Steffes/NA/Enron on 02/27/2001 01:08 PM -----

	Michael Tribolet/ENRON@enronXgate
	02/27/2001 09:41 AM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, James D
Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, David W Delainey/HOU/EES@EES,
jklauber@llgm.com@SMTP@enronXgate
		 cc:
		 Subject: Transmission value and first mortgage debt

The proposed purchase of the PGE and SCE's transmission grids have vastly
different short term liquidity effects for PGE and SCE.   If the current
proposal is at 2.3x book, and assuming the first mortgage bond holders want
complete repayment in return for releasing their liens, the numbers (at
12-99) fall out:

in millions                   PGE        SCE

Book Value                    1.43       1.90
Multiple of Book              2.3x       2.3x
Cash Price                   $3.29      $4.37

-First Mortgage Bonds        $3.35      $1.18
Resulting liquidity         ($0.06)     $3.19

Note that the first mortgage holders may release their liens in return for
partial payment based on remaining value.  Nonetheless, PGE's situation is
not as flexible.


Jerry,

I had a couple of questions about the exchange.

1.	Can I place the replacement property into a limited partnership?
2.	The cash to be escrowed is approx. $650K.  At money market rates of 3.5% the interest in six months would be over $10K.  Will the funds be held in an interest bearing account and will I receive the interest?
3.	Should I fed ex all these documents to the title company?

Thank you,

Phillip

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Jerry Caskey <jerry@texas1031.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Thursday, November 01, 2001 1:13 PM
To:	Allen, Phillip K.
Subject:	Exchange Documents

Mr. Allen:

Would you please sign the exchanges documents where indicated and fax back  to us only the signed pages.  Wendy Butters will have the buyer sign her  set of documents for the closing.

Our fax # is 830-625-1031
Jerry Caskey
Lone Star Exchange Company
 - 1031.gif << File: 1031.gif >>
 - Phase 1.pdf << File: Phase 1.pdf >>


Sherri, I will be there.

Regards
Delainey
---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 02/19/2001
10:55 AM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Sherri Sera @ ENRON                           02/16/2001 05:18 PM

To: Kenneth Lay/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Cliff Baxter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Richard
Causey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, James Derrick/Corp/Enron, Andrew S Fastow/HOU/ECT,
Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Mark Frevert/NA/Enron, Greg
Whalley/HOU/ECT@ECT, David W Delainey/HOU/ECT@ECT, John Sherriff/LON/ECT@ECT,
Lou L Pai/HOU/EES@EES, Kevin Hannon/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, Ken Rice/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Stan
Horton/Houston/Eott@Eott
cc: Rosalee Fleming/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Susan Skarness/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stephanie
Harris/Corp/Enron, Bridget Maronge/HOU/ECT, Maureen McVicker/NA/Enron@Enron,
Nicki Daw/NA/Enron, Liz M Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kay Chapman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lauren
Urquhart/LON/ECT@ECT, Karen Owens/HOU/EES@EES, Carol Ann Brown/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Dorothy Dalton/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Cindy Stark/Corp/Enron@ENRON
Subject: Corporate Policy Committee Meeting - Thursday, Feb. 22

A corporate policy committee meeting has been scheduled on Thursday, February
22, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., in EB30C1; we can video conference you in
this room if necessary.  Lunch will be provided.

Additional details are forthcoming.  Please indicate your attendance below
and return to me via e-mail.  Thanks, and have a great weekend.  SRS

I will attend  ____

I will not attend ____

Attend via video conference    _____

 From which office         _____________


While we are currently not experiencing many transactions with the Px or ISO
it is imperative that any accepted bids above $150 be reported conssitent
with FERC reporting requirements beginning January 1, 2001. Please notify
Alan Comnes via e-mail immediately if any such bids are accepted such that
they can be entered into our weekly report to FERC.

Greg


This is the latest info I have!
---------------------- Forwarded by Joseph Alamo/NA/Enron on 05/11/2001 08:44
AM ---------------------------

Kurt Lindahl@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
05/05/2001 06:56 AM
To: Joseph Alamo/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: Meeting/Availability for May 11th

Joseph,

Thanks for setting up the meeting.  I would like to move the start time upt
to 9:00 or 9:30 am if that is convenient for Jeff and Sandi.  Please advise.

Kurt

	Joseph Alamo @ ENRON
	05/04/2001 04:26 PM

To: Kurt Lindahl/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc: Sandra McCubbin/NA/Enron, Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron

Subject: Meeting/Availability for May 11th

Kurt,

I now have confirmations from both Jeff Dasovich and Sandi McCubbin, who
should both be
available to meet with you here in our offices on Friday, May 11th (10 a.m.,
correct?).

Please keep me apprised of your plans.

Thanks,

Joseph Alamo
Sr. Administrative Assistant
Government Affairs - The Americas
(415) 782-7841


- contenido del suplemento n?90.pdf
 - carta nac peri?dico.doc


FYI

DS

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Roensch, David
Sent:	Tuesday, July 24, 2001 9:41 AM
To:	Schoolcraft, Darrell; Osborn, Roger; Ulibarri, Russ
Subject:	Kingman Mock Emergency

Darryl can you use this as your senario cards...    What I think we should do is as follows:  I will give you a call at 11:30 CST insuring that you are at the gas control board.  I will call you on your cell phone (713-826-4223) and stay in contact with you for the first 10 minutes or so.  When all the players are in place (Mangement, Local Emergency Planning Committee representative, you, etc....) I will initiate the drill by verbally telling you to start.

At that point you will hand the controller on the board a note stating:
1)  This is a mock situation, do you understand that this is a mock situation?
2)  Tell the controller that with all communication they make from this point forward they will need to make it clear to start each message or phone call with "This is a mock emergency do you understand."
3)  Pass out the first Step information on a piece of paper at the given time....
4)  Pass out the second Step information on a piece of paper at the given time....
5) and so on......

Step 1 -  11:30 CST
Loss of pressure (and flow, if flowing) at the Citizens Kingman TBS.

Step 2 - 11:32 CST
Loss of pressure and flow to the Griffith power plant and North Star Steel.  (As Darryl and Tiny will be in continuous cell phone contact, Roger will now know that as Step two is handed to the controller he will need to initiate the call to the OCC simulating a call from a contractor that has hit our line.)

Step 3 -  11:38  CST
Discharge pressure increasing quickly at Station 1.  Supply pressure slowly dropping at Needles and Calpine.
(Trying to simulate mainline valve line break activation.  At least one of them.)

Assumption is that the OCC would notify Gas Control and Team????  (wait to see what happens from there)  Darryl make whatever modifications you feel would enhance this drill.  I know you are more familiar with what your folks should expect to see.  The main thing we are trying to simulate is a rupture on the Kingman TBS lateral which will activate a line break between the Kingman TBS and Station 1.  No line break down stream of the Kingman TBS will activate...  Therfore we will see the pressure dropping at Northstar, Griffith and eventually at Needles and on the Topack Lateral (Calpine, Mohave, and PG&E...)  Let me know your thoughts..

Darryl and Tiny will remain in contact for a few more minutes and Roger will be on location with Tiny so we should have a closed loop on communications.  Arnie Bailey will monitor the conf. bridge from Roswell.

Any questions give me a call as I will be in meetings for the next two days so drop me an e:mail or get me on my cell....  thanks....


Any GCP adjustments will be highlighted in red.

Attn. GCP_London:
There's a new EOL Counterparty listed in the UK. Please respond.

Best Rgds.

Samuel x3-9890
ENW_GCP

From: Walter Guidroz/ENRON@enronXgate on 03/20/2001 05:30 PM
To: Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel
Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brant Reves/ENRON@enronXgate,
Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli
Campbell/ENRON@enronXgate, Cynthia Clark/ENRON@enronXgate, Enron Europe
Global Contracts and Facilities@ENRON, Enron Europe Global
CounterParty/LON/ECT@ECT, Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom
Moran/ENRON@enronXgate, Claudia Clark/HOU/ECT@ECT, William S
Bradford/ENRON@enronXgate, Lisa Lees/HOU/ECT@ECT, Juana
Fayett/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jana Morse/Corp/Enron@Enron, Trang Le/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Paul Maley/LON/ECT@ECT, Sonya Clarke/LON/ECT@ECT, Tim Davies/LON/ECT@ECT,
Karen O'Day/NA/Enron@Enron, Tanya Rohauer/ENRON@enronXgate, Kelly
Lombardi/NA/Enron@Enron, Brian Lindsay/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, EOL Call Center@ENRON, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bill D
Hare/HOU/ECT@ect, Amy Heffernan/Enron Communications@Enron Communications,
Molly LaFuze/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Danny Clark/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
cc:
Subject: EOL approvals, 3-20-01

Please see attached.


Can each of you please set up minibooks for any deals in your books that are with any Dynegy counterparty.  We have not gotten the request yet, but we expect Lavo to ask Gossett at any time for this info and we want to be prepared for a quick turnaround.  Thanks.  Shout with any questions.
PL


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----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 12/26/2000 11:08 AM -----

	JMB <JBennett@GMSSR.com>
	12/22/2000 06:28 PM

		 To: "'jdasovic@enron.com'" <jdasovic@enron.com>, "'msmith1@enron.com'"
<msmith1@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: FW: RULING FOR HEARINGS ON 12/27 AND 12/28

-----Original Message-----
From: Minkin, Angela K. [mailto:ang@cpuc.ca.gov]
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 4:07 PM

Subject: RULING FOR HEARINGS ON 12/27 AND 12/28

Parties, attached is the promised ruling that provides procedural guidance
for the hearings on 12/27 and 12/28.  The ruling will also be posted on the
web site as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your patience and I hope you can take a few moments to enjoy
the holidays.

--Angela Minkin
Administrative Law Judge

<<1%P701!.doc>>


In particular, would be nice to know how much of the "wealth transfer" went
to the likes of LADWP, other CA munis, Calpine, and the federal government
(e.g., BPA, Salt River).  Finally, how much did the utilities profit from the
high prices (i.e., from selling their excess gen into the PX)?

Best,
Jeff

	James D Steffes
	06/14/2001 09:50 AM

		 To: "Seabron Adamson" <seabron.adamson@frontier-economics.com>
		 cc: Susan J Mara/NA/Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Ban
Sharma/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron,
Paul Kaufman/Enron@EnronXGate
		 Subject: ANALYSIS OF CALIFORNIA

Seabron -

Here is an outline of the work product we would like you to consider --

1. How much did the LACK OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP / LUNACY cost California
consumers?
 + LUNACY = CPUC did not accept $60/Mwh last year
 + unwillingness to fix credit problems
 + Bad CDWR buying habits
 + other

2. Analyze key Cal ISO studies dealing with "overearning" and market abuse.
 + Methodological faults
 + Analyze Key Findings
 + Develop appropriate "Enron" responses

3. Develop framework to assist in responding to political "calls" for market
controls
 + Understand better who "won" from the WEALTH TRANSFER
 + How much was transferred to "Texas generators"?

4. Other fixes still needed
 + A/S markets in California
 + Governance issues
 + other?

I hope this helps frame the work.

Jim


Here is the Ford deal info.   What do you think?  I had some trouble
getting pricing stuff.   I guess I simply lack the patience.  Oh well.
- A

-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Hayman [mailto:LHAYMAN@skadden.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 5:06 PM
To: McGovern, Amanda
Subject: Fwd: Ford X Plan

log on to www.fordpartner.com.  see what mark thinks

Linda Hayman
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Please be advised that the Skadden supplier code previously provided to
us (SADMF) was incorrect.

The correct code is SASMF.  We have been told by Ford that the code now
works.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

 - Linda Hayman.vcf


Rod,
I should have forwarded this to you a couple of weeks ago when I prepared
this for Jim Prentice.

Kerry


The attached schedule has all the contract numbers.  Let me know if you have
any questions.


Reagan C. Rorschach
Enron North America
1400 Smith Street
Houston, Texas 77002
713.345.3363

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Broussard, Richard
Sent:	Tuesday, October 09, 2001 10:10 AM
To:	Kroll, Heather; Rorschach, Reagan
Cc:	Comeaux, Keith; Will, Lloyd
Subject:	N. Little Rock Metering

Below is a summary of the metering issues for N.Little Rock.

Entergy is requiring NLR to supply all metering.  There are several meters already in place but more are needed.  James Bray is the contact with the metering information.  All existing meters are pulse contact meters and the metering is brought back to NLR's SCADA system via a radio network.  Benton has pulse meters in place but the pulse data is not currently brought back to the SCADA system.  For now, meter readers have to go out to each meter with a laptop and tie it into the meter to get readings.  The best solution would  be to have all of the meters brought back to the central SCADA system.  The peak load for NLR is 260MW, the peak for Benton is 65MW.

The biggest issue is the generation at the hydro station.  There is currently 40 MW of generation from two 20MW units.  These units are flow following; the generation is controlled by the flow of water in the river.  NLR has no control over the water flow.  It is controlled by the Army Corps of Engineers.  The CoE currently sends out forecasts of water flow but it is not accurate.  Right now, the control system at the hydro plant is not connected to NLR's SCADA system.  They do have a fiber network in place and the hydro plant can be connected.  NLR has to pay Entergy an imbalance charge mostly caused by the change in generation at the hydro plant.

Assuming that NLR can get all of the meter data and the hydro plant data back to the SCADA computer, I think that the best course of action for us is to connect a near real-time connection to the SCADA computer to get data back to Houston.  This is a system similar to what we installed at Clarksdale.  For an estimate of costs, use $50,000 for installation and $1,000 per month for communications.  This is for a file server at the site of the SCADA computer with a frame relay connection back to Houston.  With this we can monitor the NLR load as well as the hydro generation on a near real-time bases (+/- 5 seconds).

James Bray is supposed to call me with more information on the metering and control systems.  However, if you get the chance, please try to find out the following information:

1)  How many more meters need to be installed?

2)  What will it take to get the Benton meters tied back to the SCADA computer?

3)  Is there any generation control at the hydro plant or is it totally dependent on water flow?  In other words, can they control the pitch of the rotors, open or close valves, divert water, etc.  to control the total generation?

4)  Less importantly, what type of SCADA system to they have and what is the platform?  Platform - Windows NT, Unix, Windows 2000, Windows 95 (Gasp), etc.  Software - GE Harris, WonderWare, Intellution, etc.

Rick


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Hanagriff, Richard
Sent:	Wednesday, January 16, 2002 3:38 PM
To:	Schoolcraft, Darrell
Subject:	tw imbal summary


How dare you take such a tone with my counsellor.  You're just bitter that
you have squandered all rights to your furniture.  Face it, your furniture
likes me better anyway now.

----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 10/13/2000 02:25 PM -----

	Bruce Rudy@ENRON
	10/13/2000 10:13 AM

		 To: Brian.Hendon@ENRONCOMMUNICATIONS.nt.ect.enron.com.enron.net
		 cc: Gerald.Nemec@enron.com, Kristy.Carnes@EnronCommunications.enron.net
		 Subject: Re: New Address

Hendon,

I don't know what to say.  You sounded so official with that email.  How long
did it take you to write it?

I'd like to make an announcement.  Hendon has become funny in my absence.
Funny ha-ha.

I hope you got a good deal on my wine table.

Rudedog

	Brian.Hendon@ENRONCOMMUNICATIONS.nt.ect.enron.com.enron.net
	10/13/2000 09:00 AM

		 To: Bruce.Rudy@enron.com
		 cc: Kristy.Carnes@EnronCommunications.enron.net, Gerald.Nemec@enron.com
		 Subject: Re: New Address

I've always thought of you more as a turkey - never an eagle.  Whatever
floats your boat though.  Just remember you're anything and everything in
the confines of your own mind  : )

Thanks for the address - I bought your wine table from Gerald (who had
squatters right on it and could legally sell it to me - he's an attorney,
remember) .  The rest of your furniture belongs to Gerald - Texas Statue
013 from the year 1883 - "he that goes to the land of them Yankees forsakes
all possessions, belongings and all things Texan.  Carpetbaggers and
Yankees have no claim on any property in the Republic of Texas."

Sorry - wish I could help you out - but the law is the law.  Have fun at
the game.

Brian

Bruce

                    Rudy@ENRON           To:     Brian Hendon/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Gerald
                    Sent by:             Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT, Janel
Guerrero/Corp/Enron@Enron, Kristy Carnes/Enron
                    Bruce                Communications@Enron
Communications
                    Rudy@ENRON
cc:
                                         Subject:     New
Address

10/12/00

                    05:35
PM

Well, the eagle has landed.  I am now in Denver and getting my affairs
squared away.  It didn't really take that long.  Anyway, I thought I would
give ya'll my new coordinates, just in case you want to get in touch.

New Address (active 11/1):

828 17th Street #717
Denver, CO  80202

***This is the address where my furniture will reside***

Phone Numbers:

(H)  720-932-6579 (active 11/1)
(W)  303-575-6463
(M)  303-881-4294

Hope ya'll are doing well.

Bruce


Bob -

Thanks for the information and access id's.

As I indicated in my voice mail earlier today, the standard process is to run
these deals through one central point and to ensure that a review of all
descriptions and information related to each respective product to be traded
is undertaken by a Legal Dept. member.   As you will note from the list of
cc's, I have included legal dept. members involved in the physical power,
physical gas and financial products areas.  These people will need to review
the product definitions/descriptions - if any - on the Tradequote site, as
well as any other items associated with these products.  Accordingly, each of
these individuals also needs a password/user id for due diligence purposes.

I have almost completed my review of the Access Agreement and the other
documents on the site (available without a password).  I can complete the
review process only after Brent, Dan and Shari have completed their on-line
product reviews and provided any comments.

We can further discuss this at 3:30.

Mark
Senior Counsel, ENA
Phone:     713-345-8897
Facsimile: 713-646-3940
E-Mail:      Mark.Greenberg@enron.com

	Bob Shults@ECT
	02/28/2001 02:31 PM

		 To: Mark Greenberg, Travis.McCullough@enron.com, jdenny@enron.com, Robert B
Cass/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: User ids and passwords

I have obtained guest ids for the Truequotes due diligence.
---------------------- Forwarded by Bob Shults/HOU/ECT on 02/28/2001 02:22 PM
---------------------------

"Trevor Atkins" <trevor.atkins@truequote.com> on 02/28/2001 03:16:02 PM
To: <bob.shults@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: User ids and passwords

Bob,

Per your request, the following userids and passwords can be used to access
the system:

Bob Shults

user id       bshults
password   01enron

Mark Greenberg

user id       mgreenberg
password   02enron

Travis McCullough

user id       tmccull
password   03enron

Rob Cass

user id       robcass
password   04enron

Jennifer Denny

userid        jdenny
password   05enron

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at your
convenience.

Thank you,

Trevor L. Atkins

Trevor L. Atkins
Project Manager
True Quote, LLC
work:  (502) 212-4900 or (800) 327-1499
direct:  (502) 212-4912
fax:  (502) 212-4907
email:  trevor.atkins@truequote.com


Joe,

I just found out Pam is out today and Peter needs these confirms ASAP.  Can
you get them to him.  Thanks.
---------------------- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 11/29/99 01:20 PM
---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Tana Jones                           11/29/99 11:45 AM

To: Pamela Sonnier/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Peter Keohane/CAL/ECT@ECT
Subject: URGENT: Paribas (fka "Banque Paribas")

Pam,

Peter Keohane, our Calgary attorney, is working on a termination of some
trades between ECT and Paribas and needs you to fax or send him the following
confirmations ASAP, Deal nos. EA7484.3 and EB3772.3.

Thanks yet again!


Kate, can you please ask Holli if she has a copy of the following
confirmation(s) Deal 420554.01, 420563.01 (probably confirmed together).
Sharen Cason worked on the confirmation letter, but we never received a copy
for our records.  Can you please send us a copy of the Confirmation Letter so
we can properly scan the document in our system.  Thank you for your help.
Stephanie
713-646-2443 fax


Christine, I made a few changes for purposes of clarification.

Christine Stokes
09/12/2000 09:45 AM
To: Susan Scott/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Revised Duke Letter

Here it is.


Yvon,

Good morning!  Attached below is a letter I sent to TECO and Mosbacher
yesterday describing how my deal benefits them.  I have offered to move some
of the elements of my deal around to help with book earnings, etc. while
maintaining PV value.

How much does it cost me to delay the start of my 50MW, $50 call option to
1/1/03 and 1/1/04.
How much do I gain by increasing the size of my remaining calls by 10mw?
How much do I gain by adding 50MW, $200 and $300 calls for the following
range of dates:

 Start Date 12/31/10 end 12/31/20 end
 1/1/03 ??? ???
 1/1/04 ??? ???

Make sure you use the base model without insurance.  This should be a good
starting point.  I'm open to any suggestions.

regards,

Don


Kay:

Looks good. I would suggest we have Lisa Bills look at it as well.

Regards,

Ben

	From:  Kay Mann @ ENRON                           10/02/2000 12:03 PM

To: Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chris Booth/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:
Subject: Letter agreement re LM 6000

Hi there.

I made changes in accordance with our meeting on Friday.  Please let me know
what other changes you would like to see.

Thanks,

Kay


Bill - thanks for your help with the tagging question - and the tagging resource book - I really appreciate it!
Serena


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Jan. 5, 2001, 12:48AM
Houston Chronicle
Contracts to ease blow of rise in fuel prices helping airlines
Hedging your jets
By LAURA GOLDBERG
Copyright 2001 Houston Chronicle
Faced with higher gasoline prices in the past year, consumers lamented the
bite that rising oil prices were taking from their wallets.
Other than driving less or buying cars that use less gas, there wasn't much
they could do.
Airlines, which consume billions of gallons of jet fuel a year, also felt the
sting as prices fluctuated.
But airlines, unlike drivers, can use financial tools to ease the pain of
volatile fuel prices.
As airlines begin rolling out their fourth-quarter earnings reports in the
next few weeks, those that "hedged" on fuel are likely to show better profits
than those that didn't.
Not only was that the case last year, but it will continue to be the case if
jet-fuel and oil prices remain high.
Gary Kelly, chief financial officer at low-fare Southwest Airlines in Dallas,
says hedging is "insurance against a catastrophic rise in fuel prices that
would put us at unacceptable earnings levels."
Hedges aren't agreements to buy fuel. They are financial contracts pegged to
the prices of oil and oil products, such as heating oil and jet fuel.
If airlines buy the contracts at the right prices, they can collect cash to
compensate them when jet fuel goes up.
Successful hedging didn't stop airlines from raising ticket prices last year
to help cover rising fuel costs. But, airlines say, the increases might have
been higher without hedging.
When the industry's fuel bill for 2000 is tallied, it is expected to be $13
billion -- 50 percent higher than the previous year's $8.5 billion, according
to a recent report from airline stock analysts at Merrill Lynch. At the same
time, the airlines used only 4 percent more fuel.
If the industry hadn't hedged, fuel expenses would have been $2 billion to $3
billion higher, the analysts wrote. AMR Corp., the parent of Fort Worth-based
American Airlines, the No. 2 domestic carrier, is expected to save $550
million alone because of its hedging, they noted.
Airlines don't like wild spikes in fuel prices because they make it difficult
to plan and they jeopardize profits.
A consumer would face the same dilemma if one month's apartment rent was
$600, the next it jumped to $1,200 and the next it fell to $800.
That's similar to what airlines faced the past year as the benchmark price of
jet fuel, which is made from crude oil, fluctuated widely on the spot market.
It was above 88 cents a gallon in March, dipped below 66 cents in April, rose
to almost $1.10 in September and was just over 78 cents the last week in
December.
Airlines hedge to help smooth out such ups and downs.
Greg Hartford, vice president for fuel at Houston-based Continental Airlines,
looks to hedging "to take volatility out of the market, not to second-guess
it."
There are a variety of hedging tools. Some, just like car or home insurance,
require upfront premiums.
Hedging can be done through futures exchanges, such as the New York
Mercantile Exchange, or through institutions, including banks, investment
houses and energy traders such as Houston-based Enron Corp.
Hedging is about managing risk, said Bill Berkeland, manager of trading for
Enron North America, an Enron Corp. subsidiary. Techniques to cope with fuel
price risks have been around probably 20 years, he said, but airlines didn't
adopt them until the last decade.
Airline hedging has gained more attention recently because of jet-fuel price
spikes, he said. Some carriers will be able to take victory laps for being
smart enough to hedge, he added, while others will simply blame fuel prices
for their earnings problems.
Hedges are bought for specific amounts of product and time: 2 million barrels
a month for the next three months, for example. They can be pegged to the
prices of crude oil, heating oil or jet fuel.
Continental generally sticks to three basic types of hedges -- swaps, caps
and collars. Hartford outlined the way each works:
? Swap: A swap is one of the simplest types. It essentially locks in the cost
of energy at a specific price for a certain time. No upfront payments are
required.
For example, an airline takes out a swap for 1 million barrels of crude oil
at $25 a barrel for February. If the price averages $28 during February, the
airline is paid $3 million -- the difference between $28 and $25 a barrel for
the million barrels.
But if the cost averages $22 a barrel, the airline must pay $3 million.
? Cap: With caps, airlines purchase "call options" that protect them when
prices rise but don't penalize them if prices drop. Caps, however, require
upfront premium costs, which are based on a variety of factors.
For example, an airline buys a crude-oil cap at $25 a barrel for 1 million
barrels for February. If at month's end, oil averaged $28 a barrel, the
airline collects $3 million.
If it averaged $22, the airline gains nothing but loses nothing. Its cost:
the upfront price-per-gallon premium.
? Collar: A collar is more complex. It involves buying two different tools
that create a price range -- essentially a minimum and maximum. The airline
benefits if fuel goes above the range's high end but pays if it goes below
the minimum. It can be set up so no premium is paid.
Intuitively, it would seem to make sense for airlines to hedge on jet fuel.
But the market for trading jet fuel isn't as liquid, or as strong, as the one
for crude oil.
So airlines look for something that correlates to jet-fuel prices. Heating
oil is often best, followed by crude oil.
There are trade-offs. Premiums for jet-fuel hedges are more expensive than
those for heating oil. In turn, heating-oil hedges are more expensive than
crude. But using crude oil as a hedge may not smooth volatility as much
because of fluctuations in the relationship between crude and jet fuel.
In the first part of 1999, when crude oil traded for around $12 a barrel,
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines started buying hedging contracts pegged to
heating oil as far as 36 months out, said Joe Kolshak, director of investor
relations at the third-largest U.S. airline.
Delta's strategy has served it well. For the quarter that ended Sept. 30,
hedging, including premium costs, saved the Atlanta-based carrier from paying
an extra $160 million in fuel costs, he said. Even with that gain, Delta
still paid 37 percent more for fuel over the same period than the year
before.
For the Sept. 30 quarter and the four preceding it, Delta had net hedging
gains of $600 million.
Hedging gains also helped balance sheets at other airlines, including No. 5
Continental and No. 7 Southwest.
Southwest's Kelly said the airline's hedging last year met its goal of
protecting against catastrophic fuel-price rises. In the third quarter,
operating profits rose $43.1 million because of hedging.
During the same quarter, Continental gained $27 million from hedging. For
1999, it was $105 million.
Hedging isn't without risk. Airlines can predict the wrong way and lose
millions. And when prices are already sky-high, certain hedging contracts
won't be attractive because they, too, are pegged to higher prices.
"Hedging is not a panacea, and it's not the golden elixir that people might
consider it to be," Continental's Hartford said.


i am doing great.  i am going to get my neck checked out again today ( i
can't beilieve you gave me those faulty genes).  i am sure you know that toni
woke up yesterday, she is cognizant and responsive but still can't speak or
move.  i will keep you updated.

how are you?

love,

e

"K. Bass" <daphneco64@bigplanet.com> on 08/08/2000 09:43:24 AM
Please respond to "K. Bass" <daphneco64@bigplanet.com>
To: Eric Bass <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Re: ENE

Your father never listens to me, what can I say?  But, I'm very happy for
you!  How are you?  Any news on Aunt Toni?  LU-M
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Bass" <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
To: <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com>; <daphneco64@bigplanet.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 9:23 AM
Subject: ENE

>
>
> As Enron reaches new highs (82), I hope you took my advice to buy it at
74.  Did
> you?
>
> -E
>
>


During our United Way 2000 Campaign that was held last fall, you were kind enough to pledge a contribution to the United Way. Our records indicate that your preference was to pay by check.  If you have already paid your contribution, thank you!  If you have not, we wanted to provide you with the information that you need in order to send in your contribution.

All checks should be made out to the United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast.  They can be sent interoffice mail in a confidential envelope to the attention of Zulie Flores, EB 1612.  If for some reason, you do not know the amount that you pledged, you can call Zulie at
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We had such a successful campaign last year and it was due in large part to your generosity.  Thank you for your support of this very important program - you did make a difference!


Gentlemen,

The ESA docs are being reviewed internally for financing and accounting
issues.  Thanks for turning the docs in such a timely manner.

COA is on stand by, due to our need to focus on ESA and two new, identical
contracts (remember, we have a lot of turbines!)

The next two up are the ones previously destined for CAL ISO - I believe
units 17 & 18.  These units also have the dual fuel options included, so the
base prices of each will be increased appropriately.  We will pay 75% of the
price prior to signing the facility agreement, and the January payment will
be increased by 25% of the cost of the dual fuel option.

The turbines will be assigned to two sister Delaware LLCS:  CA Energy
Development I, LLC  and CA Energy Development II, LLC.  Use Ben Jacoby at
1400 Smith, Houston, 77002 for notices and invoices for purposes of the draft.

We don't have any of the specifics on the site conditions, so we will have to
work with generics.

We would like to have a draft yesterday, but seeing as that is impossible,
please advise when you think it can be ready.

Thanks again and again,

Kay


Carole Merritt
Carolemerr@aol.com

To Mr. Ken Lay,

I'm writing to urge you to donate the millions of dollars you made from selling Enron stock before the company declared bankruptcy to funds, such as Enron Employee Transition Fund and REACH, that benefit the company's employees, who lost their retirement savings, and provide relief to low-income consumers in California, who can't afford to pay their energy bills.  Enron and you made millions out of the pocketbooks of California consumers and from the efforts of your employees.

Indeed, while you netted well over a $100 million, many of Enron's employees were financially devastated when the company declared bankruptcy and their retirement plans were wiped out.  And Enron made an astronomical profit during the California energy crisis last year.  As a result, there are thousands of consumers who are unable to pay their basic energy bills and the largest utility in the state is bankrupt.

The New York Times reported that you sold $101 million worth of Enron stock while aggressively urging the company's employees to keep buying it.  Please donate this money to the funds set up to help repair the lives of those Americans hurt by Enron's underhanded dealings.

Sincerely,

Carole Merritt


p	50
o	15


A quick heads up.
We relieved congestion this morning (08/16/01). The hours and volumes are in the inc sheet.
Thanks,
Bill


Larry,

The copy of the article I mentioned.

Vince


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris H Foster/HOU/ECT on 04/30/2001 01:00 PM ---------------------------

Anna Mehrer
04/30/2001 12:43 PM
To:	Chris H Foster/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:	Cascade Conf. Room Today @ 3 PM


Thought you all might like to know about our recent merger.

Julee Malinowski-Ball

-----Original Message-----
From: Julee Ball
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 12:07 PM
To: Jan Smutny Jones (E-mail); Steven Kelley (E-mail); Katie Kaplan
(E-mail); 'chudson@iepa.com'
Subject:

Dave and I wanted to inform you and IEP of the recent merger between
Edson + Modisette and another highly reputable Sacramento
consulting/advocacy firm, Public Policy Advocates.

As you well know, Edson + Modisette has experienced some major changes
this year, with the retirement of Karen Edson and the departure of one
of our long-time consultants, Cece Martin.  These changes also created a
new opportunity for us to partner with others that can improve our
capabilities.

The merger has given Dave and I and our clients the ability to draw upon
additional people, many with valuable skills, and additional resources.
Public Policy Advocates is a long-standing firm in Sacramento, founded
and headed by Fred Taugher, who among other things was the Director of
the Assembly Rules Committee for many years and come this January
celebrates 40 years of experience in public policy.  Fred gives us a new
dimension of political access and strength we have never had before.
There are also three other advocates in the firm that IEP could call
upon if needed:  Amy Zajac and Steve Cruz who each have ten years of
experience in the Capitol, and Jennifer Wada who cut her teeth in public
policy arena during this year's energy crisis.  There will also be
additional support staff, and other resources that we can draw upon.

What hasn't changed is my concentration on energy issues both in the
Legislative and regulatory arenas.

Public Policy Advocates has a long client list which, if you are
interested, you can see on the Secretary of State's web site at

http://cal-access.ss.ca.gov/lobbyist/detail_firm.asp?ID=1147315&SESSION=
2001

Although our old phone numbers and addresses will work until the end of
the year, our new contact information is the following:

Public Policy Advocates
Dave Modisette - Vice President
Julee Malinowski-Ball, Senior Associate
1015 K Street
Sacramento CA 95814
916-441-0702
FAX-441-3549
dave@ppallc.com
julee@ppallc.com

In short, I believe the merger of Edson + Modisette and PPA will have
significant benefits, in terms of influence, and access, and
availability of additional resources.

As IEP contemplates its agenda for the second half of the legislative
session, I greatly hope you include our new team in your plans.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me.

Julee Malinowski-Ball
Senior Associate
Public Policy Advocates
1015 K Street
Sacramento CA 95814
916-441-0702
FAX-441-3549
julee@ppallc.com


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James Stewart, RB DET - Orange Roughy Updated 12/23/01
Stewart suffered a sprained ankle early in Sunday's game at Pittsburgh. He
was replaced by Lamont Warren in the first quarter, and Stewart did not
return.

Cameron Cleeland, TE NO - Luccis Losers Updated 12/23/01
Cleeland injured his Achilles tendon on Sunday. He is not expected to play
again this season.

Ahman Green, RB GB - Free Agent Updated 12/23/01
Green left Sunday's game in the fourth quarter with labored breathing. He
was replaced by Dorsey Levens.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/23/01
Bouman was able to start Sunday's game, but he re-injured his thumb in the
first quarter and was replaced by Spergon Wynn.

Wesley Walls, TE CAR - Team Chick Updated 12/23/01
Walls was able to play in Sunday's game despite an ankle injury, but he
left the game before halftime after spraining his left knee.

Martin Gramatica, K TB - Free Agent Updated 12/23/01
Gramatica injured his hamstring in the fourth quarter on Sunday. He hurt
himself on a PAT attempt, but Gramatica is expected to play on December 29.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/23/01
Bouman is now listed as probable for Sunday's game. He should be able to
start against the Jaguars, but he may play with some pain in his thumb.

Jeff Graham, WR SD - Really Rottens Updated 12/23/01
Graham probably won't play Sunday at Kansas City because of the death of
his father in a car accident, coach Mike Riley said Friday. If Graham
doesn't play, Trevor Gaylor will start in his place and Nate Turner will be
signed off the practice squad. The Chargers are already missing their No. 3
receiver, Tim Dwight, due to complications of a collapsed lung.

Antowain Smith, RB NE - Team Dick Updated 12/23/01
Smith rushed for a career-high 156 yards and a touchdown Saturday. He has
been one of the best runners in the AFC and will help carry your team to
Fantasy glory.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/23/01
McNair played Saturday despite suffering from back spasms all week. He
played well, throwing a touchdown pass in the second half. Expect him to be
a solid No. 1 QB.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/23/01
Garcia, whose practice time was limited all week, played in Saturday's
game. He admitted afterwards that he has a cracked rib. He played with
extra padding, saying it didn't greatly affect his throws. Garcia might not
be at full strength in the remaining weeks but he will still be a solid No.
1 Fantasy QB.

Eddie George, RB TEN - Team Dick Updated 12/23/01
George played in Saturday's game despite suffering from an ankle injury. He
left in the third quarter because of a neck injury but returned to the
game.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Team Dick Updated 12/23/01
Gadsden did not play in Saturday's game against the Patriots because of a
hamstring injury. Chris Chambers started in his absence.

Fred Beasley, RB SF - Free Agent Updated 12/23/01
Beasley broke his right hand. He will probably be sidelined for the rest of
the regular season.

Joe Horn, WR NO - President Taft Updated 12/21/01
Horn is once again performing like an elite Fantasy receiver. He is a
must-start player during the final weeks of the NFL season.

Maurice Smith, RB ATL - Dont Mess Updated 12/21/01
A banged-up Smith hasn't done much statistically in recent weeks. Don't
depend on him during the Fantasy playoffs.

Donald Hayes, WR CAR - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Hayes may step back into the forefront this week as the No. 1 wideout in
place of Muhsin Muhammad. He isn't very explosive, however, and won't help
Fantasy teams much during Weeks 15 through 17.

Chris Weinke, QB CAR - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
Consider Weinke as a backup during the Fantasy playoffs. He lacks the
weapons to post better-than-average numbers, but he is a good option if you
need an emergency QB.

Kurt Warner, QB STL - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Warner should guide many Fantasy teams to success during the playoffs.
Expect fine numbers from him the rest of the way.

Rich Gannon, QB OAK - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Gannon has been a top-flight Fantasy QB this year. He will be a key player
on many title teams, and should never be benched.

Randy Moss, WR MIN - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Moss started off slow this season but has once again been one of the best
wideouts. Don't hesitate to start him during your playoff run.

Marvin Minnis, WR KC - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Minnis hasn't done much to help Fantasy owners this year. Don't use him
during the remaining weeks of the NFL season.

Michael Westbrook, WR WAS - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/21/01
Westbrook has been inconsistent this season as a Fantasy player. He will be
a good No. 2 at best during your playoffs.

Rod Gardner, WR WAS - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
Gardner has been very inconsistent this season. Unless you play in a deeper
league, starting Gardner isn't advisable.

Tony Richardson, RB KC - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Richardson hasn't been a consistent scoring threat this year. Don't use him
during the Fantasy playoffs.

Tony Gonzalez, TE KC - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Gonzalez hasn't played as well as expected this year. Still, he is too
talented to bench during the Fantasy playoffs.

Brett Favre, QB GB - Dont Mess Updated 12/21/01
Favre has been one of the best QBs this season. Count on him to help lead
your team to Fantasy glory.

Trent Green, QB KC - Blue Balls Updated 12/21/01
Green has been an inconsistent Fantasy QB this year. He is a risky start
during the rest of the season.

Bill Schroeder, WR GB - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Schroeder has had a solid season. Look for him to be a reliable No. 2
wideout during your postseason.

Matt Hasselbeck, QB SEA - Texas Terminators Updated 12/21/01
Hasselbeck has been a big disappointment this year. Don't use him during
the Fantasy postseason.

Johnnie Morton, WR DET - Dont Mess Updated 12/21/01
Morton has been inconsistent this season but he will still be a solid No. 2
during the Fantasy playoffs. Keep him in your lineup.

Reggie Wayne, WR IND - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Wayne is healthy again, and showing signs of improvement. But he is not
accomplishing enough statistically to help most Fantasy teams.

Amani Toomer, WR NYG - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Toomer is having a bit of a down year, but his potential to post solid
Fantasy numbers makes him worth considering. He should be a solid No. 2
wideout during your playoffs.

Marvin Harrison, WR IND - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/21/01
Harrison will be an important Fantasy player during the final weeks of the
NFL season. He will have some good outings, even though the Colts are not
in the playoff race.

Duce Staley, RB PHI - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Staley started to play well late in the season. Be sure to keep him into
your starting lineup. He will be an adequate back for the playoffs.

Shawn Bryson, RB BUF - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Bryson will start in place of the injured Travis Henry this week. Consider
him as a No. 2 RB if you need help at that spot.

James Thrash, WR PHI - President Taft Updated 12/21/01
Thrash was not very consistent during the regular season and may not catch
a lot of TD passes in the final games of the NFL regular season. He will be
a No. 2 wideout at best during the Fantasy playoffs.

David Patten, WR NE - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Patten's numbers have dropped off in recent weeks. Don't use him unless
your team is very thin at wide receiver.

Joey Galloway, WR DAL - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Galloway has been a disappointment for Fantasy owners this season. Unless
you're in a deeper league, starting Galloway during your playoffs isn't
recommended.

Troy Brown, WR NE - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
Brown has been an inconsistent Fantasy receiver this year. He may not be a
reliable option during the Fantasy playoffs.

Warrick Dunn, RB TB - President Taft Updated 12/21/01
Dunn has been inconsistent this season. He will be a No. 2 back at best
during your playoffs.

Antowain Smith, RB NE - Team Dick Updated 12/21/01
Smith is a must-start player during the Fantasy postseason. Even if his
yardage totals aren't good, he is a tremendous TD threat.

Keyshawn Johnson, WR TB - Orange Roughy Updated 12/21/01
Johnson has caught a lot of passes this season, but has only one TD
reception. Nevertheless, he will still be a reliable receiver in your
playoffs.

Anthony Becht, TE NYJ - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Becht hasn't been a consistent target for the Jets this year. He may not be
very valuable during the Fantasy playoffs.

Laveranues Coles, WR NYJ - Team Dick Updated 12/21/01
Coles has been New York's best receiver this year. He will continue to be a
consistent TD threat during the Fantasy postseason.

Jim Miller, QB CHI - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Miller has been inconsistent this season. Starting Miller is too huge a
gamble in the Fantasy playoffs.

Curtis Martin, RB NYJ - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Martin will be a key player in many Fantasy championship drives. Keep him
in your lineup throughout the rest of the season.

Marty Booker, WR CHI - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Booker has been one of the better receivers in the NFC. Look for him to
produce solid numbers in the Fantasy postseason.

Chris Chambers, WR MIA - Texas Terminators Updated 12/21/01
Chambers may start this week because Oronde Gadsden will be less than 100
percent healthy with a hamstring injury. He will continue to be a regular
TD threat during the remainder of the Fantasy playoffs.

Michael Pittman, RB ARI - Dont Mess Updated 12/21/01
Pittman has been inconsistent as a Fantasy player. Don't rely on him too
much during the Fantasy playoffs.

Jake Plummer, QB ARI - Really Rottens Updated 12/21/01
Plummer has played well this season. He should be an adequate QB during the
Fantasy playoffs.

Ricky Williams, RB NO - Uran Man Updated 12/21/01
Williams (ribs) is now listed as probable. He has been practicing with no
apparent problems.

Stephen Davis, RB WAS - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
According to the Pro Football News and Injury Report, Davis' status
for Sunday's game is questionable right now. He has told reporters he will
play, but Ki-Jana Carter will start in his place if Davis can't play.

Az-Zahir Hakim, WR STL - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Hakim has a sore back. He is expected to play against Carolina.

Marshall Faulk, RB STL - Blue Balls Updated 12/21/01
Faulk has a minor knee problem. He is listed as probable for this week's
game.

Isaac Bruce, WR STL - Uran Man Updated 12/21/01
Bruce (foot) missed Thursday's practice. He is listed as probable for this
week.

Terrell Owens, WR SF - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Owens (hip) returned to practice on Thursday. He is expected to play this
week.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/21/01
Garcia (ribs) returned to practice on Thursday. "We didn't do too much with
him but just enough to make him feel somewhat confident about making
progress this week. The important thing will be how he feels tomorrow, does
he become real sore," Steve Mariucci told the Contra-Costa Times. "I
didn't notice any wincing. I didn't see any grimacing. I saw him throw a
couple of frozen ropes." Garcia is expected to play this week.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Bouman worked on a limited basis in practice on Thursday. There is a chance
Spergon Wynn may start in his place this week, and that decision may be
made on Friday.

Larry Parker, WR KC - Luccis Losers Updated 12/21/01
Parker may miss this week's game with a shoulder injury. He has not been a
reliable Fantasy player this year when healthy.

Priest Holmes, RB KC - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
Holmes returned to practice on Thursday. He should assume his regular
workload this week.

Bubba Franks, TE GB - President Taft Updated 12/21/01
Franks (ankle) has returned to practice. He is expected to play on Sunday.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Team Dick Updated 12/21/01
Gadsden (hamstring) has returned to practice, but Chris Chambers may start
over him this week.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Muhammad (toe) did not practice on Thursday. He might miss the game against
Buffalo, and Isaac Byrd will start in his place if Muhammad can't play.

Wesley Walls, TE CAR - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Walls (ankle) practiced on Thursday. He might be able to play against
Buffalo.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/21/01
Price (ankle) returned to practice on Thursday. He is expected to play this
week.

Frank Wycheck, TE TEN - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/21/01
Wycheck started off slow this season but has been productive in recent
weeks. Expect him to contribute a fair amount of points during the Fantasy
playoffs.

Bob Christian, RB ATL - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
Christian missed practice with tightness in his calf on Thursday. His
current status is day to day.

Eddie George, RB TEN - Team Dick Updated 12/21/01
George is listed as questionable for Saturday's game because of an ankle
injury, but is expected to play. Look for him to be productive this week
against a weak Raider run defense.

Kevin Dyson, WR TEN - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Look for Dyson to be a decent No. 2 receiver during the Fantasy postseason.
He might not score, but he should catch a few passes.

Derrick Mason, WR TEN - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/21/01
Mason is expected to play Saturday, despite suffering from a hip injury.
Look for him to be an adequate No. 2 wideout.

Hines Ward, WR PIT - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Ward hasn't scored a lot of touchdowns this season but is among the league
leaders in receptions. He should be an asset to your team for the rest of
the season as a No. 2 wideout.

Plaxico Burress, WR PIT - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/21/01
Burress has been more reliable in recent weeks but still remains a risky
pick for the Fantasy playoffs. He will only be a good No. 2 wideout at
best.

Kyle Brady, TE JAC - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Brady hasn't offered useful Fantasy stats much this season. Don't expect
him to be too productive during the Fantasy playoffs.

Stacey Mack, RB JAC - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/21/01
Mack has produced an adequate amount of all-purpose yardage but hasn't
scored a lot. He should be used in larger leagues only for the remaining
weeks.

Keenan McCardell, WR JAC - Uran Man Updated 12/21/01
McCardell has caught a lot of passes this season but he doesn't score too
many touchdowns. Look for him to be a solid No. 2 receiver in the Fantasy
playoffs.

Jimmy Smith, WR JAC - Team Dick Updated 12/21/01
Smith has been one of the best receivers in the AFC this season, despite
his offseason injury. The veteran is a must-start for your Fantasy playoff
run.

Tim Couch, QB CLE - Team Chick Updated 12/21/01
Couch has been inconsistent this season. He is far too unreliable to be
considered a starter during the Fantasy playoffs.

Kevin Johnson, WR CLE - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/21/01
Johnson has been solid all season. Look for him to be a good receiver
during the Fantasy playoffs.

Elvis Grbac, QB BAL - Blue Balls Updated 12/21/01
Grbac has been inconsistent at times this season but should still be an
adequate starter during the Fantasy playoffs. Expect him throw for at least
200 yards and a touchdown.

Qadry Ismail, WR BAL - Blue Balls Updated 12/21/01
Ismail has been a reliable receiver all season. Look for this trend to
continue throughout the Fantasy playoffs.

Fred Taylor, RB JAC - Dont Mess Updated 12/21/01
Taylor is not expected to play Sunday. He is still suffering from a groin
injury that has sidelined him for most of the season.

Corey Dillon, RB CIN - Texas Terminators Updated 12/21/01
Dillon missed practice Thursday because of a finger injury but The
Cincinnati Post reports that he is expected to play Sunday. Even if
healthy, Dillon is a risky start this week against a tough Baltimore run
defense. Consider benching him if you have a backup of equal value.

Jon Kitna, QB CIN - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
Kitna, still recovering from a finger injury, is not at full strength. He
will start Sunday but has not been productive enough to use in the Fantasy
playoffs.

Scott Covington, QB CIN - Free Agent Updated 12/21/01
The Bengals have signed Covington to their roster. Covington will backup
Jon Kitna this week. However, Covington is not worth using even if he
receives playing time.

Mark Brunell, QB JAC - President Taft Updated 12/21/01
Brunell is expected to play Sunday. He is still suffering from a quadriceps
injury that has limited his abilities over the past month.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/21/01
McNair missed practice Thursday for the third straight day because of back
spasms and is questionable for the game against Oakland. McNair first
experienced some stiffness in his lower back late last week. In the first
quarter of Sunday's game against Green Bay, he said the muscles tightened
up. However, he stayed in the game. Even McNair is unsure of his status for
Saturday night. "If it's like it is right now, there's no way I can do it,"
he said. "I'm very surprised. Usually this comes and goes, but this time
the spasms have stayed longer than I anticipated." Avoid using McNair this
week if you have a backup of equal value. His health status makes him a
major risk.

James Jackson, RB CLE - Uran Man Updated 12/21/01
The Cleveland Browns put Jackson on injured reserve on Thursday. Jackson,
who leads the team with 554 yards rushing, will miss the rest of the season
with an ankle injury. He aggravated a left ankle sprain in the first
quarter of Sunday's defeat against the Jacksonville Jaguars and left the
game with two carries for six yards. Benjamin Gay and Jamel White will
share carries in his absence, but neither are reliable players to use
during the Fantasy playoffs.

Shannon Sharpe, TE BAL - Orange Roughy Updated 12/20/01
Sharpe (leg) practiced on Wednesday. He is expected to play this week.

Drew Brees, QB SD - President Taft Updated 12/20/01
There still seems to be a chance Brees might play this week or before the
season ends, says the San Diego Union-Tribune. He has been taking
snaps with the first team in practice. "I'm not going to say that he will
play, (but) could he play? Yes," Mike Riley. "But I'm not going to say he
will for sure.

Kevan Barlow, RB SF - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/20/01
Despite scoring on two short TD runs last week, Barlow is not offically the
Niners' goal-line back, says the Contra-Costa Times. "It's a
coincidence," Barlow said. "It was my turn in the rotation to be in there."
The two backs will continue to split carries.

Terrell Owens, WR SF - Team Chick Updated 12/20/01
Owens (hip) did not practice on Wednesday. He is still expected to play
this week.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/20/01
Garcia (ribs) has been downgraded to questionable, but he still expects to
play this week. Tim Rattay took snaps with the first team on Wednesday.

Ike Hilliard, WR NYG - Luccis Losers Updated 12/20/01
The New York Daily News says the pain in Hilliard's toe has
worsened. He aggravated the injury in Week 14, but he is expected to play
against Seattle.

Santana Moss, WR NYJ - Free Agent Updated 12/20/01
Moss (quadriceps) has returned to practice. He might be able to play this
week.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/20/01
McNair has missed some practice time this week because of a back injury. He
is still expected to start.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/20/01
Bouman (thumb) missed practice on Wednesday. He is expected to play this
week, although the Minneapolis Star-Tribune says he might have to
throw in pain. "We think he'll be practicing full speed on Thursday and
Friday," Dennis Green said. "I think he'll get accustomed to how he's got
to throw the ball and I think he will be effective."

Terrence Wilkins, WR IND - Free Agent Updated 12/20/01
Wilkins will sit out again this week with a hamstring injury. Reggie Wayne
will be the No. 2 receiver against the Jets.

James McKnight, WR MIA - Luccis Losers Updated 12/20/01
McKnight is listed as probable for this week's game with a back injury. He
is expected to play against New England.

Larry Foster, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 12/20/01
Foster (thigh) might not be able to play this week. Bert Emanuel may take
his place as Detroit's No. 2 receiver.

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PLAYER                 POS  POINTS      PLAYER                 POS  POINTS
Warner, Kurt           QB   15.0        Brooks, Aaron          QB   19.0
Alstott, Mike          RB   21.0        Martin, Curtis         RB   21.0
Garner, Charlie        RB   12.0        Jackson, Darrell       WR   2.0
Staley, Duce           RB   18.0        Johnson, Kevin         WR   5.0
Booker, Marty          WR   7.0         Schroeder, Bill        WR   1.0
Carter, Cris           WR   8.0         Gonzalez, Tony         TE   2.0
Akers, David           K    2.0         Carney, John           K    3.0
Ravens                 DT   17.0        Eagles                 DT   2.0

TOTAL                       100.0       TOTAL                       55.0

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---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Booth/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
11/28/2000 06:00 PM ---------------------------

	Enron Engineering & Construction Company
	From:  Eric Booth                           11/28/2000 04:52 PM

To: Eric Boyt/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Jeffrey M Keenan@ECT, Terri Austin/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT,
Kathleen Clark/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Kay Mann@ENRON

Subject: Austin - S&S Contract

Eric-

I revised the contract you sent me to make it site specific.  Those changes
are redlined.  Please note that I have reinserted sections 10.4.1 and 10.4.3
as well as the defined terms that go with them.  These were related to
exhaust temperature and energy.  I know this is a simple cycle plant and they
typically aren't required, but I wanted to see if GE would guarantee it
anyway.  It maybe helpful in the future if Austin Energy goes combined
cycle.  If for some reason GE's lawyers specifically want to leave that out,
then they will probably also want to delete sections 10.4.2 and 10.4.4 (and
their defined terms) since those also talk about specific exhaust
guarantees.  Let me know what they decide.

Exhibit A (site basis conditions) which I also revised was not attached to
your file.  (It's right behind the sign-off pages in my hard copy.)  I
therefor hand marked up a copy and scanned it.  It is now attached as a
separate word file.

Exhibit F is "boiler plate" and shouldn't change.  Exhibit "U" is not in my
hard copy.  My copy only goes up to Exhibit "T."   If you get something from
GE on Exhibit "U", send it to me and I will be glad to review it.

If you have questions, give me a call.  (67550)  I will be in Ausitn
Wednesday and Thursday, but will be available by cell phone (713) 412-6873.

Thanks,
Eric Booth


i went to val's wedding.  it was a blast.  how did a wedding get busted by the cops?  what type of people went to this thing?


I am having trouble locating a copy of a gty that was secured from Energen
Corp. to cover the financial trading business of its sub, Energen Resources
Corp.  Has anyone received a copy of this gty or know of a place we can check
to see if, in fact, this $60MM gty was ever received.

thanks
brant


Cindy/CNG is looking at the park and loan deal.  She laughed when I said gave
her the volume of 100,000.  The most she will consider is 50,000.  So I told
her to look at a total storage volume of 50,000 and ENA would pay $4500.00 in
demand charges each month.  She needs to think about it.  I'm out tomorrow
but I will call her.

Also, we are actually looking at -25,000 to 25,000 and we would be billed
fuel if the deal rolls from 1 month to the next.


As you are already aware,  the West desk is making efforts to introduce
financial trading.  I met with a customer of John Malowney's this afternoon,
a fellow from a small Oregon PUD named Clatskanie, (pronounced  clask, as in
ask, uh nigh ) the name of a tribe of Indians that I am sure Lewis and Clark
dealt with on their way down river in 1805 and about which I will hereby
discipline myself to  digress no further except to mention in passing that
there is an excavation site of one of their villages alluded to in the
Journals, not far from the Portland airport)  anyway,  this customer is
reviewing an ISDA and says there is an association of Oregon utilities that
share legal counsel and they are all edging ahead with ISDA review.  One gets
the sense of a kind  of  imperceptible glacial movement  turning into visible
creeping .  I stepped up to the plate and said Enron legal would leave no
stone unturned in working with their association and we would be happy to get
our ISDA attorney's in Houston to work on a cost effective basis with their
association to promote this ISDA eductation process and on and on.  He said
he would give my card to various lawyers and call us back.  So,  this is a
heads up about what may become an important opportunity for us to creep
somewhat more rapidly  into the financial trading market up here.  I realize
that resources in the financial trading group are spread thin but would like
to urge you to keep this kind of western initiative in mind.  Wouldn't it be
ironic if the first city to string an electric wire (14 miles from Willamette
Falls at Oregon City,  capital of the Oregon Territory, to downtown Portland)
for the public sale of electricity would lead the charge to embracing
financial power trading?  I will keep you posted and try not to write
messages so soon after drinking Starbuck coffee.  .--cgy


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-----Original Message-----
From: 	Polsky, Phil
Sent:	Wednesday, October 24, 2001 7:57 AM
To:	Grigsby, Mike
Subject:	Summary for Grigsby.xls

MIke,

Attached is the updated summary regarding expansions in the west.  There is only one change - PGT 2003 expansion.  The expansion has now dropped from 230,000 MM/d to 160,000 MM/d due to PPL dropping out.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Phil


Kay-I spoke to George, and although he will check with InterGen, he believes
that InterGen will be amenable to allowing Enron to exercise its put.  I
don't think they'd go to GE for an acknowledgment from GE that the exercise
was okay, but frankly, based on what GE has already agreed to, I don't think
anyone needs it.

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The attached schedule is for Wednesday, May 29.  Associated text files have been posted to Sparky.  Should the changes in forecasted weather warrant revising these totals, such revisions will be made early Tuesday morning.

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Jerry,

I didn't receive the fax you referenced yesterday.  Please resend to me at
713 646 3491.

Kay


Craig,  FYI.  Some internal discussions.

----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 08/02/2000 02:19 PM -----

	Gerald Nemec
	08/02/2000 02:07 PM

		 To: Dan J Bump/DEN/ECT@ENRON
		 cc: Scott Josey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Brian Redmond/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joan
Quick/HOU/ECT@ECT, Barbara Gray, Teresa G Bushman/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Re: Summary of Tom Brown Meeting

Confidential Work Product - Attorney Client Privilege

Dan,  Our letter was definitely structured to encourage a quick solution.  As
the situation stands now, Wildhorse's possible responses to the letter are as
follows:

1.  Declare Unprofitability wrt to the gas covered by the amendment.
 If they do so, then they have the obligation to provide alternatives to
Crescendo, one of which is release of the gas.  You are right, there is no
time frame in the contract under which they must resolve these alternatives.
That is a risk I pointed out early.  However, in our letter to Wildhorse, I
proposed a time frame to resolve these issue of 2 weeks.  If Wildhorse is not
working with us in good faith within a commercially reasonable time then we
will have to make a choice:
  A.  Go for a Declaratory Judgment to have the gas released from the
contract.  This will take time.  Depending on court docket loads, 6 months
to 1 year.

  B.  Inform Wildhorse that we have been unable to reach an agreement within
a commercially reasonable time and they have not negotiated in   good faith
and we consider the gas released (contract breached by Wildhorse) and that we
will build our own system.  Then Crescendo would   build its own system and
risk a suit by Wildhorse.

2.  Not declare Unprofitability
 If Wildhorse does not declare unprofitability, then they have the obligation
under the contract to take the gas in accordance with its terms.  The only
complication is that under the contract, Wildhorse's obligation to take the
gas is subject to the downstream carriers ability to receive the aggregate
gas stream.  Depending on Wildhorse's flow dynamics and our plant placement,
Wildhorse could use this as reason to refuse delivery of our gas.  After your
field meeting and our engineering assessment, hopefully we will have a better
understanding of that situation.  If Wildhorse does not declare
unprofitability, we would demand evidence and assurances that they will be
able to take the gas upon start up of the treating plant.

If Wildhorse does not declare unprofitability, but continues to discuss
renegotiating of this deal, I would very directly ask them "under what
provision of the contract do they believe they have the right to renegotiate
any fees?".  They don't have a right to renegotiate under the contract
without unprofitability.

	Dan J Bump@ENRON
	08/01/2000 05:23 PM

		 To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: Scott Josey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Brian Redmond/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joan
Quick/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Summary of Tom Brown Meeting

I wanted to provide a summary of my meeting with Tom Brown today.  I met with
the Business Development Director, Bob Mustard.

1)  Tom Brown (as 45% owner of Wildhorse) is pushing Kinder Morgan to come up
with solutions to the production problems (quality, pressure, et al)
currently being experienced in the Piceance Basin.

2)  Tom Brown is also encouraging KMI to develop plans to take Crescendo (and
other producers) low Btu gas; they see these as a new business opportunity
for Wildhorse.

3)  Tom Brown is focusing their drilling efforts in other regions of the
Rockies, therefore TBI would be interested in discussing Entrada development
ventures with Crescendo.  Bob worked at Amoco with Ken Krisa and is very
familiar with the nitrogen treating technology.  (I passed all this info on
to Ken/Jim).

4)  Here's the interesting part...Bob discussed (confidentially) that for the
past 6-8 monthsTom Brown has been trying to negotiate a buy-out of Kinder
Morgan's interest in Wildhorse (they have a right-to-match provision in their
LLC agreement).  The snag is on the last increment of valuation which is now
being negotiated by the very top mgmt (Kinder & Evans).  If they are
successful, (which he thinks TBI will be), then TBI will turn-around and look
to spin off the non-strategic systems (like the Piceance Basin assets) to
third party purchasers.

This conversation with Tom Brown led me to a worst case scenario with regard
to our negotiations with Wildhorse..............Wildhorse has been
slow-playing negotiations since I first met with them in late May and #4
above may be the reason why.  Now that we've sent the letter recently to
Wildhorse requesting (essentially) to clarify their understanding / status of
the contracts so we can get to work, my feeling (based on the transaction
between KMI & TBI) is that Wildhorse may try to continue stalling until their
transaction with TBI is complete, (how much longer will this take?).  Of
course, if the transaction is completed, TBI has already made it clear they
would like to sell this system, so even if ENA is interested, will TBI
negotiate a gathering deal during this transition period or delay until the
system is divested?

The point is this......I'm anticipating a generic, non-commital response to
Crescendo's letter from Wildhorse.  Although I realize there are no time
deadlines in the contract, could you suggest anything we can submit in
writing to encourage a quick resolution to our contractual issues in the
event my above worst case scenario begins to play itself out?

I'm off to Grand Junction to meet with Wildhorse.  I'll keep you informed of
any developments.

Thanks.

Dan


Susan:

This e-mail will confirm the site visit by your company at Wheatland.  The
relevant information is as follows:

Pursuant to the Site Visit Procedures sent you by CSFB, if you have not
already done so, please send me the following:
List of your team members and titles
For outside consultants, state their employer
Name, phone number (office and mobile) and e-mail address of your designated
deal team leader

Lastly, I will serve as the due diligence coordinator for Wheatland, handling
all questions and responses.  Should you have any due diligence questions or
require copies of any oversized documents, please contact me at 713.853-7998.


Karen per our earlier contact and conversations;     A team of HR  representatives have been working to develop new HR Policy documents.  The attached document represents a consolidation of the proposed HR policy narratives.  Your contribution as a communication expert is a vital piece of our overall effort.  Karen Denne has been consulted on the matter.  We would appreciate your review and recommendations as soon as possible.  We have a preliminary deadline of Monday afternoon , July 30. Presentation to HR Executive Leadership will be Tuesday.
For your perspective :
We expect to enhance the communication value of these policy documents.
The audience for these documents will be first and foremeost Enron's employees.
We woud like to establish a positive, upbeat tone in first person present tense.
We would like to create and purpetuate ease of reading.
 It is important that the legal and structural purpose of the HR policy survive the rewrites.
The blue text in the documents represent "N-Form" links.  These will provide hyperlinks to detailed information supporting the narrative document and its users' need for specifics.

Please call if you have any questions:  I can be reached in Houston on Friday @ 713- 853-9253
Thank you and I look forward to your insights, recommendations, and rewrite.  Regards, Rj.


Kay,

I apologize for the previous email.  I have been working with Wilson on the
consequential damages issues with respect to the Enron contract with
Clarksdale.  The message I created was intended for Wilson and I accidentally
sent it to you.

Wilson and I hope to have a product for you this afternoon regarding the
consequential damages issue.  Feel free to contact me if you have any
questions.  Again, I apologize for the interruption and inconvenience.

Thanks,
John Brunini

>>> <Kay.Mann@enron.com> 06/06/01 08:09AM >>>

Wilson,

We are running short on time.  We are planning to sign on  Tuesday, and I
hesitate to put a new document in front of them at this late date. Would it
be easier to work with reps/warranties?

I definitely need an answer from your firm confirming (1) enforceability
(2) obligation of the Cities to financially support agreement.

Also, could you provide me with the Mississippi law defn of consequential
damages and a couple of examples where Enron could be responsible for same
under this agreement?  Also, can MDEA and the Cities be liableto Enron for
consequentials (absent a waiver)?

Your comments to the previously forwarded draft would be greatly
appreciated.

Kay

"Wilson Montjoy" <wmontjoy@brunini.com> on 06/05/2001 10:33:14 AM

To:   <Kay.Mann@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  Re: Clarksdale

I had spoken to Rod Clement, one of our opinions guys, about having a call
with you, but we hadn't gotten around to scheduling it. What is your
availability this afternoon? Both Rod and I are available.

>>> <Kay.Mann@enron.com> 06/05/01 06:25AM >>>
Wilson,

We are trying to finalize this transaction by next Tuesday, and I could
really use your help.  I believe you owe me a draft of an opinion letter?
Also, do you have any comments to the draft agreement I sent out last week?

I also need an opinion that the language in the agreement re the Cities
obligation to financially support MDEA is sufficient.

Thank you,

Kay


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 09/29/2000
05:29 PM ---------------------------

Tanya Tamarchenko
09/28/2000 01:33 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: comparison of 3 vol. methodologies

Vince,
look at this version and give me your comments, please.

Tanya.