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        Leslie.Lawner@enron.com, Linda.J.Noske@enron.com,
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        Lysa.Akin@enron.com, Marchris.Robinson@enron.com,
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I am going to be the Senior Regulatory Counsel at ISO New England starting
on April 9, 2001.   My last day in the Portland area will be March 31,
2001.  I enjoyed working with you and wish you the best of everything.  My
new address will be:

Mary Hain
Senior Regulatory Counsel
ISO New England Inc.
One Sullivan Road
Holyoke, MA  01040-2841
(413) 535-4000
mhain@ISO-NE.com


Lance,

Please, ask Shirley to order.

Vince

---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/10/2000
09:16 AM ---------------------------

Lance Cunningham@ENRON on 11/09/2000 06:16:43 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Transmission Report 2000

I think that this report would be of interest and would be useful.

Lance


Folks,

Had an idea to get together this weekend at the casa and maybe watch a little football, shoot some pool, drink some wine (or beer), and 'whine' about Enron. Who knows when we'll all get together again, so anyone up for a Sat night down South of town?

Let's hear some interest out there!

Brad


Please prepare a draft contract per terms of the attached credit worksheet.

thanks
brant


Mark: ROW has a couple of additional inquiries?

	1. Has the pipeline been transporting since Questar acquired same?

	2. If so, what was the product that was transported?

	Two other fields we would require on a report from Questar, would be abandonment and non-use clauses contained in any R/W document.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Gleffe, Larry
Sent:	Tuesday, October 23, 2001 9:12 AM
To:	McConnell, Mark
Cc:	Watson, Kimberly; Stephens, LD; Ames, Mike; 'larry.campbell@enron.com'; Hawkins, Don; McGee, Johnny
Subject:	Southern Trails Due Diligence
Importance:	High
Sensitivity:	Confidential

	Mark: The following are certain Right-of-Way needs and/or questions.

	1. Are the ROW records located in Salt Lake City or Long Beach, CA?

	2. Does Questar have a ROW data base? If so, can they prepare a report, which would identify product limitation (i.e. Crude Oil specific), multiple line rights, pipeline size limitations, assignability, consent, etc.

	3. An Encroachment report.

	4. A Rental/Term report.

	5. A report identifying any known curative problems.

	6. Can they identify whether the following problems that existed in 1997 have been cured?

		a. BLM issues RE: Contract Purchasers vs. Land Patents
		b. Pipeline lies outside of defined R/W in certain locations
		c. Railroad licenses sold to municipal entities that may have required new terms and rental amounts
		d. Relocations
			i. Anaheim Hills
			ii. Morongo Indian Tribe (possible Union Pacific Railroad R/W longitudinal occupation vs. private)
		e. Franchise Agreements

	7. Will new pipe be required for connection of Four Corners pipeline to existing Transwestern pipeline system? If so, would this be across the Fort Mohave Indian Reservation in Mohave County, AZ?

	It is my understanding that this due diligence will not involve the balance of Arizona, which includes the Navajos', Hopis' and the Bennett Freeze area (disputed tribal lands). Is this correct?


Attached, in WordPerfect format, for immediate execution are the following
three documents:

Asset Notice (258187) (clean and marked against latest draft circulated
earlier today);
Prepayment Notice w/respect to McGarret B (259570) (clean-only change was to
correct date from June 22 to September 22); and
Direction Letter to Owner Trustee (258312) (clean-deleted references to all
documents except Prepayment Notice)

Please ignore instructions in previous e-mail and proceed as follows:

Brenda Funk - Please (i) coordinate with Charles to determine the final debt
and equity amounts for Series McGarret D, (ii) complete the blanks in the
Asset Notice, and (iii) send an executed, clean copy of the Asset Notice to
Mercy Arango.

Mercy Arango - Please execute the Direction Letter and fax the executed copy
directly to:

     (i) Tiffany Herman (fax 302-427-4749; phone 302-651-8631),
     (ii) Glen Kenton (fax 302-658-6548; phone 302-651-7726),
     (iii) Muriel McFarling (fax 214-659-4784; phone 214-659-4461), and
     (iv) Brenda Funk (fax 713-853-9252; phone 713-853-6950).

Tiffany Herman/Glen Kenton - When you receive the executed copy of the
Direction Letter, please execute the Prepayment Notice (attached to this
e-mail as doc #259570) and fax the executed notice immediately to:

     (i) Mercy Arango (fax 212-885-4909; phone 212-856-3862),
     (ii) Muriel McFarling (fax 214-659-4784; phone 214-659-4461), and
     (iii) Brenda Funk (fax 713-853-9252; phone 713-853-6950).

I will be out of the office tomorrow, and will therefore not be available to
coordinate the delivery of the above documents.  If you have any questions,
comments or concerns, please call David Barbour at 214-659-4444.

Muriel C. McFarling
Andrews & Kurth L.L.P.
1717 Main Street, Suite 3700
Dallas, Texas 75201
(214) 659-4461
(214) 659-4784 (fax)

 - 258312.wpd
 - 258187rl.wpd
 - 258187.wpd
 - 259570.wpd


----- Forwarded by Sue Nord/NA/Enron on 02/01/2001 01:24 PM -----

	apisciotta@kelleydrye.com
	01/31/2001 02:01 PM
	Please respond to apisciotta

		 To: sue.nord@enron.com
		 cc:
		 Subject: Individual.com - News From a Friend!

INDIVIDUAL.COM

Here's an article recommended by: Aileen Pisciotta
and it comes to you via Individual.com, Inc.

The following message was attached:
Sue -- Here is an article reporting the advantages to Earthlink of the
AOL/Time Warner ISP access requirement.

Best regards.  Aileen.

HERE IS THE STORY WE WERE REQUESTED TO SEND YOU

This story appeared on http://www.individual.com January 31, 2001
_________________________________________________________

[B] Earthlink CEO: AOL-Time Warner merger to increase customer access

By Kelley O. Beaucar, BridgeNews

Washington--Jan. 30--Internet service provider Earthlink Inc. may be
playing second fiddle to mammoth AOL-Time Warner in the world of ISPs, but
Chief Executive Officer Garry Betty says its cozy relationship with the
largest
media company in the world is agreeable to them. No doubt, as EarthLink's
newest pact with AOL-Time Warner includes access for the smaller ISP to 20
million households.

*           *           *

"It provides us access to Time Warner cable in 20 million homes ... for us
that's the only significant thing the merger had done for us,"  Betty told
BridgeNews Tuesday, shortly after the Atlanta-based company released its
fourth-quarter earnings, which beat analysts' expectations and provided mostly
positive guidance for 2001.

Betty explained that EarthLink, which is the second largest ISP in the
world with a current total of 4.7 million paid subscribers has been both a
competitor and partner with AOL for several years. AOL-Time Warner now has
nearly 30 million Internet subscribers, for a total of 130 million customers.
Betty said the newly merged corporation's giant footprint gives his own
company
no pause.

"They (AOL) are as much a source of technology and customers as they are
very formidable competitors,"  he said. Earthlink already has a licensing
agreement with AOL for its Instant Messaging protocol, and use AOL-owned
Netscape's server applications. In return, Betty added,  "many of our
customers
come to us directly from AOL."

Betty said he didn't share the concerns held by Internet and media
companies that AOL-Time Warner's merger will create a monopoly.  "I think
competition will take care of itself,"  he noted. The agreements AOL-Time
Warner made with the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Communications
Commission to open up access to smaller companies guarantees competition will
occur, Betty added.

EarthLink is the biggest benefactor of the government's open access deal
with the media giant, as Time Warner's cable lines will be opened up to the

ISP beginning in the second half of 2001, Betty said.

As for the rest of EarthLink's business, the company is looking forward to
expanding its own footprint in the high-speed market in 2001 and it doesn't
foresee problems from the current slowdown in the economy, Betty said. The
Internet companies that did get hit the hardest in 2000 depended heavily on
online advertising for revenues, EarthLink only depends on ads for 2% of its
income, he said.

"It's not going to impact us too much,"  he said, adding the ISP may be
affected slightly from the slowdown in PC sales.

Today, 84% of the company's revenues come from dial-up narrowband
customers. Officials hope to diversify that percentage, focusing on broadband
via digital subscriber line (DSL), wireless, satellite and cable platforms.

Officials said the company's broadband subscriber base has already grown
760% from 1999. The key is keeping costs down and customers happy, an issue
many companies have had problems with of late, especially those with DSL.

"There are challenges that are well-documented,"  Betty said, adding,
"we've done a lot better job than just about anybody in DSL."

Earthlink reported fourth-quarter revenues of $286.8 million Tuesday and
net losses excluding acquisition-related costs of $52.2 million, or 40 cents
per share, beating First Call/Thomson Financial estimates handily by 11 cents.

The company's annual revenue of $987 million is almost a 50% increase over
1999. Company officials said they expect revenues to reach $1.2 billion to
$1.3

billion by the end of 2001 and an annual loss of 85 cents to $1.05 per share.

Shares of EarthLink were recetnly trading at 8 27/32, up 4.04% on the day.
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I appreciate the succinct summary and lead time and we will get our thoughts
to you on Friday.----cgy

To: Monica Lande/PDX/ECT@ECT, Robert Badeer/HOU/ECT@ECT, Christian
Yoder/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: John J Lavorato/Corp/Enron
Subject: Forward Index Position

We potentially have a huge exposure associated with forward index sales in
California.  If the FERC implements a "soft cap" then the index that they
post will not exceed this "soft cap" even if the PX (for PX markets) or the
ISO (for the ex post market) buys a material quantity of energy above the
"soft cap" price.  The FERC is likely to implement either a $100 or $150
"soft cap."  Let's say the FERC implements a $100 "soft cap."  It is likely
that there would be 20,000 MW of demand at that price and perhaps 5,000 MW of
supply (I made these numbers up).  I am not sure how the PX would allocate
its scarce supply -- a logical way would be pro rata which means that each
buyer would be awarded 25% of its bid.  So let's say we were short 100 MW of
index and went to buy it back from the PX each day.  We would have to submit
bids for 400 MW in hopes of getting 100 MW.  Eventually buyers would bid for
many multiples of their load, driving demand up while supply remains fixed
thus lowering the percentage that each buyer receives.  To fix this problem,
the PX could limit the amount that you could bid for in their market based on
how much load you serve.  EES might argue that they can bid since it is their
load.  Long story short -- their are lots of ways for this to explode into a
big problem for us and only a few ways for things to turn out fine.

Here's what I'd like to do.  First, I would like to get a download of all
Index Forward deals currently on the books for delivery starting in January
of 2001.  I want to see all important deal attributes in a spreadsheet.  I
think that the result of this process will be that we are short up to a
couple of hundred MW of index power in California over the next two years.
Bob Badeer will lead that effort.  Then, I need to understand what our legal
position is with respect to the FERC, ISO, and PX redefining the index.  Do
our contracts give us an out if the index materially changes in a way so that
it no longer reflects a competitive market clearing price where supply and
demand balance?  Christian Yoder should be the point person on that effort.
Thanks for your help on this matter.  I will be out of the office on
Wednesday, Thursday, and most of Friday.  I would like some answers to this,
to the extent that anwers are knowable on the legal side, by Friday.


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... Ashlea, I think I may be losing it!  I completely forgot that I am
leaving for Austin tomorrow afternoon and will not be able to go out!  I am
so sorry!  We have got to all get together soon... ridiculous!  I hope
everyone has fun and thank you for suggesting Downing Street... I have never
been there and definitely want to try it sometime soon!

Have a great weekend!

Love,

Jen
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Got my number from Lavo today. $80k USD / year and a promo in Feb.

See you Saturday.

Chris


we will look fwd to it

"Larry W. Bass" <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com> on 01/09/2001 09:53:39 AM
To: Eric.Bass@enron.com
cc: KATHY BASS <daphneco64@bigplanet.com>
Subject: Re: Re:

Good morning. How about Sat. night, @ Cafe Natalie. Wonderful food, cheap.
Atmosphere is ??? We like it. It is near our home. Say 6-6:30? Mother needs
to make reservations. Let us know ASAP.-L

----- Original Message -----
From: <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
To: <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com>
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 8:09 AM
Subject: Re:

>
> Hey Dad,
> We would love to meet ya'll for dinner.  Just let me know when. The only
> night we can't is Friday.
>
> Love,
> e
>
>
>
>
> "Larry W. Bass" <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com> on 01/07/2001 08:18:22 PM
>
> To:   eric preston bass <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
> cc:
> Subject:
>
>
>
> Good evening Son. Seems like forever since we have  talked. Hope your week
> was good and next week is better. Lets get together for  lunch or dinner
> next week. Stay in touch. Love  you-Dad
>
>
>
>


Since Monday January 21st is a holiday, I have moved Shelley's staff meeting to Tuesday January 22 at 11:00 in ECN42C2.

Please adjust your calendar accordingly.

Thank you, Ricki


Here is my time sheet for the week of March 1st.  Thanks
Ben


I will be on vacation from 11-15 to 11-28 returning on Wednesday the 29th.
If you have any questions please call Brenna Neves at  x31959.  Thanks,
Leslie


-----Original Message-----
From: Thompson, Peter J.
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 5:48 PM
To: Kay Mann (E-mail)
Cc: Kent. Shoemaker (E-mail); Lee. Johnson (E-mail); Pipitone, Paul;
Cobb, Chris
Subject: CA Development II

Attached please find the most recent version of the CA Development II
Agreement and Exhibits as well as a blackline against the version
circulated on December 4.  I will be forwarding to Kay Mann the
execution copy that will incorporate both the agreement and exhibits
into one document, which will also include Exhibit H-2.
<<CA Development Energy II Comparison of v. 3 to 5.DOC>>  <<CA
Development II Comparison of v1 to current.DOC>>  <<Exhibits for CA
Development II Agreement CISO2 Execution Copy.DOC>>  <<break out
agreement--CIS02 (12/20/00).DOC>>
 - CA Development Energy II Comparison of v. 3 to 5.DOC
 - CA Development II Comparison of v1 to current.DOC
 - Exhibits for CA Development II Agreement CISO2 Execution Copy.DOC
 - 00).DOC


Effective October 15, 2000, the retention period on tape recordings of trades
done by telephone will be reduced from four months to one month.  The tapes
regarding significant transactions may be retained for such longer period as
approved in writing by both the Head Trader and the General Counsel.  Please
propose those significant transactions on which you may wish to retain the
tapes, prior to October 15, 2000, since the tapes on conversations older than
one month (except with respect to litigation matters) will be destroyed on
that date.  If you have any questions, please contact Mark Haedicke or
Richard Sanders.

John Lavorato and Mark Haedicke


The first quarter of 2001 was a record quarter for the performance of the
businesses under the Enron Global Markets group.  We posted a gross margin
number of $100 million for the first quarter.  This represents a 38% increase
in gross margin after a very successful Q1 of 2000.  When combined with
outstanding results posted in December of 2000, EGM has contributed over $187
million to the Wholesale group in the last 4 months.  This was due to
tremendous contributions from each business group.

In order to keep the momentum going and to facilitate more growth, the
following changes and additions have been made within the organization.

Crude and Products group
Mid-marketing
Bill Berkeland has joined the group and is responsible for creating a focused
mid-marketing function specifically within this group.  Fred Lagrasta is
responsible for mid-marketing for Enron Americas and still maintains some
responsibility for various contacts and deal flow as well.  The purpose of
this group is to be very focused in the development of crude and product
specific products and services.  This group reports to Randy Maffett.

Origination
In order to manage the increased origination opportunities around the world,
the Origination group has been changed in order to insure that the proper
focus is placed on these opportunities and to manage its wide scope.  Doug
Friedman will lead our NGL and Petchem origination efforts reporting to John
Nowlan.  Joining Doug will be Rick Cantrell recently hired from Union
Carbide.  The global crude and products origination group has added Randy O,
Conner from Red Meteor, who has extensive experience in these markets.  Both
Randy and Doug Leach,s growing fuels origination group will report to Randy
Maffett.

Trading
Lee Jackson will assume the role of U.S. NGL,s lead financial trader,
supported by Chad South.  The petchem and plastic trading businesses have
been reorganized under Stuart Bland.  Alan Engberg will be responsible for
plastics trading in the Americas.

Shipping
Scott Moncrieff will assume responsibility of our global shipping network
related to crude and products.  Scott will be charged with expanding all
aspects of the shipping portfolio taking advantage of our growing presence in
these markets and the successes we have had marketing shipping on line.

Weather
The weather group under Mark Tawney,s direction is expanding its efforts
around the world.  Europe will have an expanded focus and the London office
will focus on new opportunities in Europe.  Paul Murray has joined Enron from
Castlebridge Partners and will be moving to London to develop and expand the
continental opportunities.  Ross McIntyre, currently based in London, will
report to Paul.  Bill Windle has joined the weather group and has
responsibility for origination activities for North America.  Bill,s most
recent assignment has been in the EBS organization.  The Oslo weather office
managed by Thor Lien will have responsibility for Scandinavia weather
activities.  In addition, employees are being added in the Australia and
Japan regions.  We are now making markets in 32 cities around the world on
EnronOnline.

Coal
Mark Schroeder has joined the coal group and is responsible for origination
activities with generators in the U.S.  Mark,s most recent assignment was as
the head of all regulatory activities for Enron Europe, Japan and Australia.

Enron Japan
The momentum of power deregulation process has slowed in Japan.  The decision
has been made to scale back the wholesale power activities.   Joe Hirl,
President and CEO of Enron Japan, will now report into the EGM organization.
Joe will maintain his direct responsibility of the office and will be
increasing his focus on the business lines within EGM.  All of these products
have high growth potential in both the near and long-term and he will
coordinate and help implement with all the business lines and their
activities.

LNG
LNG continues to expand with the vision to increase the number of
transactions and create a portfolio of assets and contractual access around
the world.  Jonathan Whitehead has joined the LNG group and has
responsibility for all trading and shipping activities.

Neal Gerstandt, previously an independent energy consultant,  Jared Kaiser,
from Enron Americas - East Gas Desk, and Kurt Lindahl, from Enron Global
Assets, have also joined the LNG group with responsibilities in the area of
origination in the Western Region.

Enron Freight Markets
EFM has concluded over 2,000 transactions in its first two months.  Chris
Kravas continues to focus on building the spot trading and mid-market
capabilities that will enable it to be the dominant player in its market, and
has hired four new traders in the last two weeks.  Kellie Metcalf, from EBS,
has joined Shawn Cumberland's origination effort, and Deirdre McCaffrey, from
Gas Structuring and Mid-Market, has joined Matt Arnold's forward trading
group focusing on diesel products.

Global Risk Markets
David Hoog joined Enron from Ace Insurance in December 2000 and has quickly
built a team of people specialized in trading unit contingent power price
call options, a hybrid insurance derivative product. Drawing on Ace and Enron
resources, this team is based in New York and includes Alex Tartakovski and
Larry Marcus from Ace, as well as Joana Bekerman and Tony Chang who recently
moved to New York from Houston. Their first transaction closed just 3 months
after startup.

Brad Blesie will be moving to London in June to establish a base of operation
for GRM and expand our insurance derivative activities into the European
market place. Among the opportunities he is currently exploring are
contingent call options applied to shipping and charter rates, trading
insolvent insurance claims, and combining North Sea oil and gas VPP risk with
decommissioning insurance.

In April this year, EGM established a hedge fund origination effort in New
York reporting to Per Sekse and led by Russell Dyk who recently moved to New
York from LNG in Houston. Russell is responsible for expanding our commodity
trading relationship with hedge funds to include crude oil, products, liquids
and other commodities traded by EGM. Joining Russell in this effort is
Stephen Plauche, who comes to us from Enron Americas, power trading desk.

Financial Trading
Elsa Piekielniak has assumed responsibility for Enron,s developing
agriculture business.  Billy Lemmons has changed groups and now runs the
Analyst and Associate program for Enron Corp.

Please congratulate everyone on their new assignment and we look forward to
the continued growth in all the EGM businesses.


This is to confirm 3 days vacation which you approved.  I will not be in Friday, Monday or Tuesday.

Thanks it's been nice working with you.

Maureen


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MARK YOUR LUNCH CALENDARS NOW !

You are invited to attend the EWS Brown Bag Lunch Series

Featuring:   RAY BOWEN, COO

Topic:  Enron Industrial Markets

Thursday, March 15, 2001
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
EB 5 C2

You bring your lunch,           Limited Seating
We provide drinks and dessert.          RSVP  x 3-9610


Attached is an agenda for the business meeting with Crescendo this Thursday.
We will be meeting 9:00am to 1:00pm.  Due to a tight time schedule, lunch
will be brought in.  Please let me know today if you will be in the meeting
during lunch.

Mark Whitt, if you want to call in or have us call you for any portion of it,
please let me know.

Thanks,
Mark Castiglione


Are you in on the game tonight?


you can cook this for me!

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I met with Jeff Sprecher of the Intercontinental Exchange for almost an hour
and a half and thought it would be a good idea to bring you up to speed on
where they are heading.

1). We now have the complete API to them, but it is hooked up to their test
environment. They will be sending us a contract to sign before they connect
it to their production site. He assured me it will be the same contract that
all the founders have to sign to get access to it. Esentially, if we trade or
provide prices the API will be free; if we are voyeurs then we will have to
pay for it.

2). He stated that charging commssion is not a denfensible business model.
They will try to make their money through mid and back office services.

3). Their purchase of the IPE is directly related to implementing 2). his
vision is to use the IPE infrastrucutre to make all derivative trades cleared
and then use the FCM's to fulfill the back office movemment of funds tasks.
In a nutshell he beleives the FCM's are all interconnected and used to moving
money around for settlements and margins through the clearinghouse, so why
not expand their role.

4). When I expressed some skepticism about 3). he asked if we would like to
participate in a forum with other ICE members to discuss shared mid and back
ofice services. I told him we would.

If anyone has any questions about this let me know.

AZ


Mr. Sanders -

Attached please find pdf version of the Wilson v. PG&E complaint faxed to
you on Friday.

Thank you.
Jane

Jane Chen
Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, LLP
Assistant to Gary Fergus & Kirstin Wolf
SF ext. 2944
SF rm. 2917
DD (415) 979-2944

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The Internet Newsletter for the True Texas Longhorn Faithful

Volume 10, No. 24, September 25, 2000

Defense, Special Teams Dominant in 48-0 Rout;
Longhorns 2-1 Heading into Big 12 Action

The Longhorns stampeded past the Houston Cougars, 48-0, Saturday night in
Austin, posting their first home shutout in nine years and getting dominating
play from the defense and special teams.
The victory got Texas back on the winning track and pulled the Longhorns up
to No. 13 in both major polls. The Longhorns are 2-1 heading into their Big
12 opener Saturday against Oklahoma State.
The Longhorn defense was so dominant that it scored two touchdowns, and
Houston, which has one of the nation's most potent offenses, got inside the
Texas 20-yard line only two times.
The defense blocked a field goal to blunt the first threat and sacked Cougar
QB Jason McKinley, forcing a fumble, to kill the second one.
Special teams, a headache a week ago in the loss at Stanford, were
outstanding. Kris Stockton punted for a 45.6-yard average and had three punts
killed inside the UH 20, including one at the 1-yard line. UT also blocked a
field goal and got a special teams touchdown when Quentin Jammer caused a
fumble on a punt and Michael Ungar recovered it in the Houston end zone.
The offense started slowly, making only two first downs and getting only one
net yard in the first quarter, but the great defensive effort provided a
safety net and the offense started moving more efficiently as the game
progressed.
Head coach Mack Brown and offensive coordinator Greg Davis said the offense
has been under so much pressure to play better that they thought the players
were a little too tight to start the game.
McKinley was one of the nation's top passers heading into the game after
three straight 300-yard passing game, but a fierce Texas pass rush limited
him to 173 yards through the air on 14 of 34 passing and sacked him nine
times for minus 59 yards. The Horns also picked him off twice and returned
both for touchdowns.
Here, briefly, is how the game went:
FIRST QUARTER
Texas won  the toss and deferred. Houston drove to midfield and punted.
Sophomore Chris Simms' got the start at quarterback for Texas, but his first
pass bounced off WR Montrell Flowers' hands and was intercepted by Cougar FS
Hanik Milligan at the UT 37. The Longhorn defense held, with LB Everick Rawls
getting a sack, and Mike Clark tried a 39-yard field goal, but UT LB Tyrone
Jones blocked it. But the Horns couldn't move and had to punt. Then the
defense took over, putting Texas on top to stay. Redshirt freshman SS Dakarai
Pearson, getting his first start in place of the injured Lee Jackson,
intercepted McKinley's pass down the middle and galloped 42 yards untouched
to put Texas on top, 7-0, with 6:56 left. Moments later, Stockton got a great
punt that went 63 yards and was killed at the UH 1. The Longhorn defense
forced Houston to punt from the 3 and TB Hodges Mitchell ran the kick back 16
yards to the 27. Applewhite came in at QB and backup TB Victor Ike got 4
yards, then 6 more to the 17 behind good line blocking. But the Cougars
swarmed Ike for a 1-yard loss on the last play of the quarter. The Cougars
had a big statistical advantage for the quarter, leading 5-2 in first downs
and 61-1 in total offense, but, thanks to the blocked field goal and the
defensive TD, UT led, 7-0.
SECOND QUARTER
Applewhite fumbled the snap, but recovered it for a 3-yard loss. He hit
Mitchell for 8 yards to the 13, and Stockton kicked a 30-yard field goal for
a 10-0 lead with 13:26 left. Pearson recovered a Cougar fumble a minute later
at the Cougar 37, and the Longhorns' third TB, Kenny Hayter got five yards in
two tough runs, then Applewhite hit freshman WR B. J. Johnson for 17 yards to
the UH 14. A sreen pass to freshman WR Sloan Thomas lost 4 to the 18, but
then Applewhite found Johnson again with a quick pass in the flat and he
turned on the speed to the 1-yard line. Ike scored on the next play and
Stockton's kick gave UT a 17-0 lead with 9:34 left. The Longhorn defenders
again forced a quick Houston punt, but Applewhite threw an interception to
give Houston another shot from midfield. Simms came back in at QB on the next
series and played the remainder of the quarter. At the half, despite having
three passes intercepted and having gained only 86 yards, the Longhorns were
in control at 17-0. Houston had only 88 yards offensively.
THIRD QUARTER
With Applewhite back at the controls, Texas opened the second half by driving
58 yards to set up a 39-yard Stockton field goal that raised UT's lead to
20-0 with 11:20 left. A 16-yard run by Mitchell and passes of 17 and 11 yards
from Applewhite to WR Montrell Flowers did most of the damage on the drive.
The Cougars came right back with their only sustained drive of the game,
zipping from their own 22 to the UT 6, but DE Cory Redding sacked McKinley
and he fumbled, with Redding covering the loose ball. That was the Cougars'
last scoring threat. The Longhorns punted quickly, but Jammer's jarring
tackle forced a fumble on the return and Ungar fell on it in the end zone for
another Texas TD and a 27-0 lead with 8:29 left. Neither team threatened
again in the quarter.
FOURTH QUARTER
Applewhite hit Mitchell for 27 and Flowers for 15 on the Horns' first
possession, then Mitchell ran 12 yards to the Houston 2. Hayter came in and
got the TD to give Texas a 34-0 advange with 9:51 left. On Houston's next
possession, UT LB O. J. McClintock intercepted McKinley's pass and returned
it 23 yards for a score and a 41-0 lead with 9:21 left. Simms came back in
and engineered the Horns' final TD drive, hitting passes of 12 yards to
backup TB Ivan Williams, 16 to Flowers and then the 6-yard scoring pass to
fullback Matt Trissel with 3:11 left. The Horns almost scored again in the
final minute when Simms hit true freshman WR Sloan Thomas for 44 yards to the
Cougar 10, but Williams fumbled on the final play.
SUMMARY
The Texas defense was a picture of consistency Saturday, never allowing
Houston to get anything going offensively.
The Cougars  ran 21 plays for 61 yards in the first quarter, 15 plays for 27
yards in the second period, 11 plays for 57 yards in the third quarter and 23
plays for 53 yards in the fourth quarter.
The Texas offense started slowly, running 12 plays for one net yard in the
first quarter, getting 19 plays for 85 yards in the second period, running 20
plays for 102 yards in the third quarter and wrapping up with an 18-play,
161-yard final period.
UT-OU Likely 11 a.m. Start
The official announcement won't come until noon today, but it's pretty
certain that the Texas-Oklahoma game will begin at 11 a.m. on Oct 7 in Dallas
and will be televised by ABC.

Computer Guru Nixes Horns

Jeff Sagarin, the MIT mathermatics graduate who rates football teams for
several major publications, currently has the Longhorns right in the middle
of the Big 12 pack.
Sagarin has Nebraska No. 2 in the country and No. 1 in the Big 12, followed
by Kansas State at 13th and second, Oklahoma at 16th and third, Texas A&M at
21st and fourth and Texas way back at 34th and fifth.

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Coach's Corner

Coach Mack Brown said Sunday afternoon the Longhorns are improving in a lot
of areas, but still need to play better.
"On defense, our secondary has improved a lot," he said. "Our young defensive
ends are playing a lot better. Last night was one of the few times that we
didn't give up big plays in the passing game. We had a good pass rush, and
the secondary did a good job."
"Offensively, we are starting to run it a little bit better, but we are still
not running it like we need to," he said. "I also think we are gaining a lot
of depth."
"Our special teams last night were outstanding," Brown said. "They were as
good as they have been since we got here."
He said TB Hodges Mitchell was chosen as the offensive player of the game,
and FS Quentin Jammer, whose hard tackle on a punt forced a fumble that
resulting in a Texas' touchdown, was the defensive player of the game.
He said three players shared the honors for the special teams. They were LB
Tyrone Jones, who blocked a field goal, Jammer and walk-on Michael Ungar, who
covered the fumbled punt Jammer caused for his first collegiate touchdown.
Brown said he was pleased the offense did "score four of the five time it got
in the red zone, with the only failure being the one at the end of the game."
He also said some of the Longhorns' young defensive players really came of
age against Houston.
Brown said sophomore DE Cory Redding "played by far his best game," and he
said redshirt freshman DT Marcus Tubbs "had two of our nine sacks. "We're
really excited about his quickness off the ball and his explosiveness. He and
(redshirt freshman safety) Dakarai Pearson were really pleasant surprises."
Asked about throwing deep in the final minute of the game, Brown said, "It's
really a hard decision when you look at it. My job is to do what's best for
our football team."
He said the two big factors to consider were that sophomore QB Chris Simms
"needed some confidence, and Houston had just gone for a fourth and six at
their 45-yard line."
"We had five freshmen in there at the end of the game and Chris hadn't had a
lot of success. I wasn't trying to run up the score, but I have to do what's
best for our team."

INJURY UPDATE: Brown said the rash of injuries at defensive tackle has really
cut into the team's depth.
All-Big 12 Shaun Rogers suffered a sprained ankle on an illegal chop block
and Brown said he won't have any idea how long Rogers will be out until he
talks to the team doctors Monday.
Freshman Stevie Lee (sore foot) and redshirt freshman Ryan Haywood (sore
shoulder) didn't suit up for the Houston game. Brown said Haywood might have
a rotary cuff problem, which might require surgery to repair.
Safety Lee Jackson, who missed the Houston game with a strained hamstring, is
expected back for Oklahoma State.
Freshman wide receiver Roy Williams also suffered a bruised arm early in the
Houston game, but it did not appear to be an injury that would sideline him
against Oklahoma State.
Junior offensive tackle Mike Williams sustained a bruised collarbone that
sidelined him for the rest of the game, but its severity is not known.

Football Notes . .

Five players scored their first touchdowns as Longhorns. They are redshirt
freshman safety Dakarai Pearson, who had a 42-yard interception return for a
score; sophomore linebacker O. J. McClintock, who ran another interception
back 23 yards for a touchdown; redshirt freshman running back Kenny Hayter,
who scored on a 2-yard run; sophomore fullback Matt Trissel, who ran six
yards for the final touchdown, and walk-on Michael Ungar, who recovered a
fumble in the end zone.
* * * *
The official statistics for the game credited Texas with eight sacks, but
coach Mack Brown said Sunday the defensive staff said the team had nine
sacks. Either way, it's great pass rushing. Defensive ends Jermain Anderson
and Cory Redding had three of them. Defensive coordinator Carl Reese has been
saying he needs to get more production from his ends, and he got his wish
Saturday night.
* * * *
The victory gives the Longhorns a 14-7-2 lead in their matchups with the
Cougars. Texas leads 8-4-1 in games played in Austin.
* * * *
The home crowd of 81,592 was the 14th largest in Royal Memorial Stadium
history and was the ninth sellout in the last 11 home games. Nine of the top
16 crowds in school history have come during Brown's tenure as head coach.
* * * *
The Longhorns are 16-0 under Brown when they outrush their opponent. Texas
had 96 net yards rushing Saturday. Houston had 13.
* * * *
The Longhorn defense has denied opponents a first down in 22 of 38
possessions this season.
* * * *
Texas has returned three fumbles for touchdowns in its last nine games after
going 50 straight games from 1995 to 1999 without one.
* * * *
Texas' last home shutout was 32-0 over TCU on Nov. 16, 1991. The last shuout
was last season's 62-0 victory over Baylor in Waco.

Basketball Star Will Visit

Kala Bowers, 6-2, of Woodward, Okla., a top national recruit in girls
basketball, plans to take her official visit to Texas this weekend.
She is considering Texas, Colorado, Illinois and Kansas State, and says Texas
and Colorado are her big two right now.
T'Nae Thiel, 6-2, of Weatherford, one of the state's top players, plans to
visit UT next month.

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Game Quotes . .

"W blitzed less than usual. He's (Houston QB Jason McKinley) an outstanding
quarterback with a quick release, so our game plan was to play tight coverage
and get a pass rush from our front four. We blitzed some, but not as much as
usual. The kids really played great. This was probably our most consistent
effort for a whole game. Those goose eggs are hard to come by."
) UT defensive coordinator Carl Reese
* * * *
"It was 48-0 Horns - that's what we're excited about. The defense played
great. Offensively, we withstood the early surge and moved the ball tetter in
the second half. It's hard to be consistent offensively in today's game
because of all the blitzes. I think our guys were so uptight to do well that
they made some mistakes early in the game."
) UT offensive coordinator Greg Davis, reacting to a question about the
offense's slow start
* * * *
"Our young guys like (DT) Marcus Tubbs and (SS) Dakarai Pearson really
stepped up big. We needed that. It was really tough about Shaun (Rogers)
because it was a dirty play."
) Longhorn All-American DT Casey Hampton, talking about the chop block that
injured his fellow DT Rogers and the way redshirt freshmen Tubbs and Pearson
filled in for injured starters
* * * *
"We just stepped it up another notch. The quarterback was under a big rush
and I got a good break on the ball."
) Texas redshirt freshman safety Dakarai Pearson, talking about his
interception and runback for the first touchdown
* * * *
"I was real proud of the way responded. We had really worked hard on the
punting team this week. My punts don't usually bounce forward. Sometimes that
can be a curse, but this time it worked out right."
) UT punter Kris Stockton, who averaged 45.6 yards per kick and had three
killed inside the 20, including one at the 1-yard line
* * * *
"We've been able to hold the ball longer. Against a very good defensive line
like Texas has, you  have to get rid of it a lot quicker, and sometimes you
have to get rid of it before you really want to."
) Houston head coach Dana Dimel, commenting on the fierce Texas' pass rush
* * * *
"It was great to have a win like that. The defense played great. They gave us
the ball in great field position. It takes a lot of pressure off the offense
when the defense plays like that. We have to execute better offensively. We
did better in the second half, but we lacked consistency early in the game on
offense.
) Longhorn QB Major Applewhite

Texas-Houston Statistics

Scoring Summary
Texas             7         10         10       21  )    48
Houston       0           0           0        0    )      0
UT - Pearson 42 interception return (Stockton kick) 6:56 1Q
UT - Stockton 30 FG 13:26 2Q (14 yds, 6 plays)
UT - Ike 1 run  (Stockton kick) 9:34 2Q (37 yds, 6 plays)
UT - Stockton 39 FG 11:20 3Q (58 yds, 10 plays)
UT - Ungar 1 fumble recovery (Stockton kick) 8:29 3Q
UT - Hayter 2 run (Stockton kick)  10:20 4Q (56 yds, 6 plays)
UT - McClintock 23 interception return (Stockton kick) 10:20 4Q
UT - Trissel 6 pass from Simms (Stockton kick) 3:11 4Q (45 yds, 6 plays)
Official Attendance: 81,592
Team Statistics
Texas          Houston
First Downs                     19           13
Rushing                             6              2
Passing                         13             7
Penalty                          0             4
Rushing Attempts, Net Yards          32-96            32-13
Net Yards Passing                   253          185
Passes Comp., Att., Int.                 22-37-3         17-38-2
Total Plays, Offense                    69-349         70-198
Avg. Gain per Play                      5.1          2.8
Fumbles Lost                            1 of  3        3 of 3
Penalties, Yards                         7-75           6-64
Punts, Avg.                         5-45.6         9-36.6
Time of Possession              25:12          34:48
Third-Down Conversions               5 of 14           4 of 17
Fourth-Down Conversions         0 of 1          0 of 1
Sacks by Team, Yds Lost         8-59            2-18

Individual Statistics

Texas
Rushing -  Mitchell 13-60; I. Williams 3-16; Hayter, 5-14, 1 TD; Ike 6-8, 1
TD; Applewhite 2-3; Simms 3-minus 5.
Passing -  Applewhite 13-21, 140 yds, 0 TDs, 1 Int.; Simms 9-16, 113 yds, 1
TD, 2 Int.
Receiving - Flowers 4-59; Mitchell 3-47; S. Thomas 2-41; B. J. Johnson 5-40;
Healy 3-34; I. Williams 1-12; Edwards 1-11; Trissel 1-6, 1 TD; M. Jones 1-2;
Robin 1-1.

Houston
Rushing -  Reynolds 13-31; Terrell 2-22; Teague 3-5; Hill 4-3; McKinley
10-minus 48.
Passing - McKinley 14-34, 173 yds, 0 TDs, 2 Int.; Teague 3-4, 12 yds, 0 TD, 0
Int.
Receiving - Bell 5-86; Baldwin 1-21; Reynolds 2-20; Cucci 2-16; K. Williams
2-15; Hopkins 2-9; Broadus 1-9; Ross 1-7; Terrell 1-2.
Tackles by Texas Players, Unasst., Asst., Total
McClintock 6-2-8; Boyd 5-2-7; Redding 4-1-5; Hampton 1-4-5; Rawls 3-1-4;
Jammer 3-1-4; Tubbs 3-1-4; Rogers 3-1-4; J. Anderson 2-1-3; Brooks 2-1-3;
Pearson 2-1-3; G. Brown 2-1-3; D. lewis 1-2-3; Babers 1-1-2; Hightower 1-1-2;
Gordon 1-1-2; Trahan 0-2-2; Geiggar 1-0-1; Thornton 1-0-1; Ike 1-0-1; M.
Jones 1-0-1; Flowers 1-0-1;T. Jones 0-1-1; J. Walker 0-1-1.
Tackles for Losses: D. Lewis 1-minus 5; Rawls 1-minus 1; Hampton 1-minus 1;
Redding 1-minus 1; Tubbs 1-minus 1.
Sacks: Tubbs 2-minus 15; Anderson 2-minus 14; Redding  and  Hampton shared
1-minus 12; Rogers 1-minus 7; Rawls 1-minus 6; Boyd and Reed shared 1-minus 5.

Key Statistics

Houston started four drives in Texas territory. A field goal was blocked on
one, a punt on fourth-and-3 ended another and UH was pushed back across
midfield with losses totaling 35 yards on the other two. That, folks, is
defensive dominance.


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Oh well.  I can't win for losing.  I wish I had Horn this week too.  This is
just a busted season and I can do nothing to make it better.

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 9:04 AM
To: Bass, Jason
Subject: RE:

bet you wish you had toomer now

"Bass, Jason" <Jason.Bass2@COMPAQ.com> on 11/03/2000 03:18:19 PM

To:   "'Eric.Bass@enron.com'" <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
cc:
Subject:  RE:

I don't need Mcnabb, So, that basically makes it Freeman and Toomer for
Bruce.  I don't think it is worth it.  Sorry.

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 1:24 PM
To: Bass, Jason
Subject:

Are you going to return my e-mail?
Toomer, Freeman, and Mcnabb for Bruce.

That is a great deal for you.


Hi Mark - I see Mark Greenberg is away until tomorrow , so would you be able
to help us out with this one? Just need to make sure we're okay to feed our
physical metals prices to Reuters.   Specifically, can you confirm we don't
have any agreements in place with NYMEX and/or COMEX which would restrict us
from doing so (specifically the same live bids/offers posted on
EnronOnline)?  The only reference to 'COMEX' in these products is in the long
description (see below).

Thanks,
Paul
x32310
---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Goddard/EU/Enron on 10/04/2001 10:09
---------------------------

Paul Goddard
09/04/2001 13:46
To: Mark Greenberg/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT, Dave Samuels/hou/ect@ect, Imelda
Frayre/LON/ECT@ECT, Julie Ferrara/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: Quick Question RE: COMEX bid/offers for Reuters

Hi Mark - Justin suggested I contact you to see if there would be any issues
with us feeding our live EOL COMEX physical metals quotes to Reuters (as part
of our new deal with them to feed them various live bids/offers for various
markets).  Our sense is that this is fine, but we want to be sure.

Example Products (both Short and Long Description would be viewable on the
customer's Reuters terminal):

Product Short Description    Product ID
US Cu Phy Hi-Grd Whse  May 01  36916
US Cu Phy Hi-Grd Whse  Jul01  45368

Sample Long Description (references to COMEX)

Q1:  Do we have any restrictions on us that would preclude us from doing
feeding these 'COMEX' quotes to Reuters? (e.g. legal agreement with NYMEX /
COMEX in place ?)
We are hopeful that no such restrictions exist but want to make sure before
proceeding further.

Q2:  Are you aware of any other restrictions that would restrict us from
feeding quotes for any of our other physical metals products to Reuters?
(Unfortunately, we cannot post our financial LME quotes to Reuters as this
would violate LME rules, hence our desire to at least feed our Physical
quotes).

Sorry for the short notice but could you get back to me today on this?  We
are trying to finalize today the list of metals products which we can include
in the feed.
Many thanks,
Paul Goddard
EnronOnline
x32310

---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Goddard/EU/Enron on 09/04/2001 13:35
---------------------------

Paul Goddard
06/04/2001 18:12
To: Imelda Frayre/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Dave Samuels/hou/ect@ect, Andy Zipper/Enron@EnronXGate, Michael
Bridges/NA/Enron@ENRON, Julie Ferrara/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: RE: COMEX bid/offers for Reuters

Just spoke with David Lilley and he is onside for us to post the 2 physical
US Cu products listed below (36916 and 45368), and if possible, the following
other Asian (Shanghai and Singapore) products as well:

41457
41465
41467
41469
41459

444513

He is also keen to add European copper soon , but needs to work on tightening
the spreads on these products first so would like to hold off just now.

Imelda/Julie - can you look at mapping these if there are no other issues?
One possible issue is that the long description for the 2 US Cu's may still
contain the reference to 'COMEX' .  Apparently legal had concerns with this ,
so they were planning to change this to 'CX' or similar.

Thanks,
Paul
x32310
---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Goddard/EU/Enron on 06/04/2001 18:04
---------------------------

David Lilley
06/04/2001 16:09
To: Paul Goddard/EU/Enron@Enron
cc: Imelda Frayre/LON/ECT@ECT, Dave Samuels/hou/ect@ect, Andrew R
Baldock/EU/Enron@Enron, Michael Farmer/EU/Enron@ENRON, Irma
Hunt/EU/Enron@Enron

Subject: RE: COMEX bid/offers for Reuters

I would very much like to have these product prices published on Reuters,
please call me on x32093 to discuss.

There are other physical products which I will show you if you would like to
come to my desk.

Rgds

Paul Goddard
06/04/2001 14:27
To: David Lilley/EU/Enron@Enron
cc: Imelda Frayre/LON/ECT@ECT, Dave Samuels/hou/ect@ect

Subject: RE: COMEX bid/offers for Reuters

Hi David - wanted to check with you to see if you would be okay with us
feeding live bids/offers to Reuters for the COMEX products shown below.
Originally, when I met with Joe Gold some weeks ago, we had intended to feed
many of our LME prices to Reuters, but due to the LME member rules
restricting us, we were precluded from doing so.

As such, we are hoping that we could at least feed the live quotes we have in
place for the 2 physical COMEX products (and , if possible , the financial
COMEX lookalike).  As part of our deal with Reuters, both we and Reuters are
very keen to feed some quotes for metals products. Also, if there are any
other non-LME restricted physical products you know of, we may be interested
in feeding these as well.

Could we have a quick chat about this before the end of today ?

Many thanks,
Paul
(Manager, EnronOnline)
x32310

Product Description     Product ID
US Cu Fin  COMEX Lookalike Jan01  31177
US Cu Phy Hi-Grd Whse  May 01  36916
US Cu Phy Hi-Grd Whse  Jul01  45368


For your viewing pleasure . . .
---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Bass/HOU/ECT on 03/19/2001 10:51 AM
---------------------------

"Eric Bass" <dominator128@hotmail.com> on 03/18/2001 03:30:56 PM
To: ebass@enron.com
cc:
Subject:

_________________________________________________________________
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 - Contract Letter.doc


Where do you guys want to take me?

"Germany Jr, Don (WD)" <WDGERMANYJR@dow.com> on 09/20/2000 10:32:01 AM
To: "'Chris.Germany@enron.com'" <Chris.Germany@enron.com>, "Germany Jr, Don
(WD)" <WDGERMANYJR@dow.com>, germanj@basf-corp.com
cc:
Subject: RE: Thursday Night

It is up to you guys.

dg

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris.Germany@enron.com [mailto:Chris.Germany@enron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 10:23 AM
To: WDGERMANYJR@dow.com; germanj@basf-corp.com
Subject: Re: Thursday Night

What if we did this tonight?  I have a work shindig tomorrow night that I
just found out about.

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 09/20/2000
10:22 AM ---------------------------

Chris Germany
09/20/2000 08:21 AM

To:   "Germany Jr, Don (WD)" <WDGERMANYJR@dow.com> @ ENRON,
      germanj@basf-corp.com
cc:
Subject:  Re: Thursday Night  (Document link: Chris Germany)

Jerry, this may be news to you.  I would like for the 3 of us to have
dinner Thursday evening and you are buying.

Comments - questions?


Please give the names of the plants effected ASAP.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Walsh, Kristin
Sent:	Wednesday, June 27, 2001 3:35 PM
To:	Presto, Kevin M.; Sturm, Fletcher J.; Herndon, Rogers; Davis, Mark Dana; Gilbert-smith, Doug; Will, Lloyd; Imai, Rika; Mayor, Philip; Cuilla, Martin; Shively, Hunter S.
Cc:	Tholan, Scott
Subject:	Labor Update 6/27/01
Importance:	High

The following information is from a Union source:
Union planning to go on strike at 6am tomorrow morning  (1200 employees of which 250 are Management)
The current shift is the last prior to the strike
Meeting continue today and through out the night
A Federal mediator has been bought in to try and help the situation
The only way the Union won't go on strike is if there is a tentative agreement in place with Midwest, however, everyone involved feels these chances are slim
When a strike occurs, it will affect 7 plants


The report named: CE P/L by Location <http://trv.corp.enron.com/linkFromExcel.asp?report_cd=24&report_name=CE+P/L+by+Location&category_cd=3&category_name=CENTRAL&toc_hide=1&sTV1=3&TV1Exp=Y&current_efct_date=11/19/2001>, published as of 11/19/2001 is now available for viewing on the website.


I meant 200k and 200k for Sandra.  Grigsby is confusing me.
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lavorato, John
Sent:	Monday, January 21, 2002 2:20 PM
To:	Kitchen, Louise; Milnthorp, Rob; Calger, Christopher F.; Whalley, Greg; Shively, Hunter S.; Presto, Kevin M.; Belden, Tim
Subject:

Brawner done at 100k and 100k
Davies done at 325k and 325k

Whitt is fine at 150k and 150k @if Lucci is at 50k and 50k @if we offer employment to Theresa Staab who is a scheduler.

Also all of us may be going to NY on Thursday morning.


I will put in on my calendar.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Israni, Rakhi
Sent:	Monday, September 17, 2001 4:24 PM
To:	Nemec, Gerald
Subject:	FW: Special Assets - Environmental Matters

Gerald,

There is a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Sept 25 at 9 am to discuss, among other things, the hazardous waste issues at Assumption Parish with Kyle Purvis and David Owen.  Would you be able to make to the meeting for about 10-15 minutes to discuss this issue?

Any changes on the chain of title issue for the Assumption Parish deal?

Rakhi
(x-3-7871)

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Owen, David
Sent:	Monday, September 17, 2001 12:05 PM
To:	Morris, Brandi; Israni, Rakhi; Purvis, Kyle
Subject:	Special Assets - Environmental Matters

Meeting details...

Tuesday, 25 September
9:00
EB 3583


Here are the questions for Ameren that we are sending out today.  I wanted to
make sure that we incorporated some of your comments before we sent it to
them.  If you could please add your comments some time this morning, that
would be great.  Thanks
Ben


Please update the Excel worksheet T:\COMMON\AR 50K_30.xls by 12 p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday, 10/30). The updates that you provide will be used for the Customer Accounts meeting on Wednesday and should include the reason the invoices have not been paid, the accounting period for which payment has not been received and when the outstanding issues will be resolved.

If you have received payments that will bring your shipper's outstanding amount to less than $50,000, apply the payments today and provide me a copy of  the cash application instructions being sent to Credit and I will remove your shipper from the report.

Partial payments should be applied using the new cash application procedures. (See T:\Common\Market Services Training\ARNettingProcedures.ppt).

You may contact me at x36951 if  you have questions or need assistance.


Good Morning, Vince!

It seems like it was newsletter day yesterday.   Time is indeed flying!  Will you have a Kaminski's Column today?

Sam


---------------------- Forwarded by John Arnold/HOU/ECT on 09/29/2000 03:31
PM ---------------------------

	From:  Beth Miertschin                           09/29/2000 02:31 PM

To: Jeffrey McMahon/HOU/ECT@ECT, John Arnold/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brian
Steinbrueck/AA/Corp/Enron@Enron, Rick Buy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Barry
Schnapper/Corp/Enron@Enron, Katie Stowers/HOU/ECT@ECT, Nicole
Alvino/HOU/ECT@ECT, Russell T Kelley/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Sue Ford/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Vanderbilt presentation

Open Presentation
Monday, October 2nd - 6:00 PM
Alumni Hall, room 203

Please meet in the lobby of the hotel at 5:15 PM or at the room by 5:30 PM so
we can set up and finalize the game plan.
After the presentation we are going to have a dinner for targeted candidates
and also a reception for the people who came to the presentation.  You will
be informed about where you need to participate on Monday; for now just keep
the time open.

Hotel rooms: Lowe's Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel - 615-320-1700
Nicole Alvino - #6953024
Brian Steinbrueck - #7964648
Katie Stowers - #9216151
Beth Miertschin - #415172
Rusty Kelley - #414434

Thank you for helping out!  Please let me know if you need anything else or
have questions.
Beth Miertschin


Jeff:

So little did I know when I was visiting with you in the shoe department at
Saks on Saturday, that I was talking to the new CEO of Enron.
Congratulations on your new assignment.

Sincerely,

Paul Saverance
Coral Energy
Risk Products Marketing
(713) 767-5642 Work
(888) 242-4704 Pager
psaverance@coral-energy.com


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 02/15/2001 11:31 AM -----

	"Ronald Carroll" <rcarroll@bracepatt.com>
	02/15/2001 11:12 AM

		 To: "Mark Evans" <mevans@bracepatt.com>, <gfergus@brobeck.com>,
<rreilley@coral-energy.com>, <acomnes@enron.com>, <dfulton@enron.com>,
<jdasovic@enron.com>, <jhartso@enron.com>, <jsteffe@enron.com>,
<mary.hain@enron.com>, <smara@enron.com>, <snovose@enron.com>,
<hao@quinnemanuel.com>, <gackerman@wptf.org>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Fwd: LA Times - Creditors Chafe at State's Pace on Power Crisis

----- Message from "Tracey Bradley" <tbradley@bracepatt.com> on Thu, 15 Feb
2001 09:12:01 -0600 -----
To:	"Paul Fox" <pfox@bracepatt.com>
cc:	"Andrea Settanni" <asettanni@bracepatt.com>, "Charles Ingebretson"
<cingebretson@bracepatt.com>, "Charles Shoneman" <cshoneman@bracepatt.com>,
"Deanna King" <dking@bracepatt.com>, "David Parr" <dparr@bracepatt.com>,
"Jeffrey Watkiss" <dwatkiss@bracepatt.com>, "Gene Godley"
<ggodley@bracepatt.com>, "Justin Long" <jlong@bracepatt.com>, "Kimberly
Curry" <kcurry@bracepatt.com>, "Michael Pate" <mpate@bracepatt.com>, "Ronald
Carroll" <rcarroll@bracepatt.com>
Subject:	LA Times - Creditors Chafe at State's Pace on Power Crisis
Creditors Chafe at State's Pace on Power Crisis

By NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writers

     The California energy crisis is hurtling along two tracks--one the slow
lane of legislative politics, the other the hyper-speed autobahn of high
finance.

     As Stage 3 electricity alerts and billion-dollar debts mount, some
travelers on those intersecting byways are strapping themselves in for what
they see as a looming pileup, perhaps at the doors of the U.S. Bankruptcy
Court.

     Wall Street is becoming increasingly irritated with the deliberative
pace of the California Legislature and Gov. Gray Davis and his months of
unfulfilled vows of a remedy.

     Those owed money by Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas &
Electric said Wednesday that they cannot not wait forever to be paid.

     "The pace of progress is not sufficient," said Joe Bob Perkins,
president of Reliant Energy, a major power supplier in the state. "Our
accounts receivable from the past aren't being taken care of and the bleeding
is growing."

     In Sacramento, no immediate first aid is on the way.
     Davis, who says he will announce his latest plan to solve the utilities'
financial meltdown on Friday, left little doubt on Wednesday that he intends
to press for a state takeover of the massive electricity transmission system,
despite its huge value to the utilities. But key legislators predict that, no
matter what the governor proposes, they are at least two weeks away from
passing legislation to improve the situation.

     Bob Foster, the Edison official who oversees governmental affairs, said
the question of bankruptcy is "a day-to-day thing. There are signs that
creditors are getting increasingly nervous, increasingly impatient."

     "We were told last week that there will be a proposal from the
administration, and we're still waiting," Foster said.

     Senate President Pro Tem John Burton (D-San Francisco) said that if
Davis and lawmakers cannot resolve the matter within the next two weeks, "we
aren't going to be able to solve it, and it will be in other people's hands."

     Edison and PG&E have said they do not want to file for bankruptcy
protection and will do so only if forced by their creditors. A prelude to
bankruptcy, the formation of creditors committees, already has begun. Each
utility can be forced into bankruptcy by as few as three creditors owed as
little as $10,775 in unsecured debts, bankruptcy experts say.

     "We respectfully believe that the state has less time than they might
otherwise think," Gary Dunton, president and chief executive officer of MBIA
Inc., a firm that insures $1.3 billion of the utilities' debt.

     "If someone called me an hour from now [to announce a bankruptcy
filing]," Dunton added, "I wouldn't be surprised. We have been very clear
that we are frustrated with the timing, and apparent lack of urgency.

     "If you have 100 people cooking a stew, it may never be edible."
     Not everyone, however, believes that the prolonged legislative process
will make much difference in the long run, despite the howls from creditors'
and utilities.

     "I don't sense that there is a sense of urgency," said Assemblyman
George Runner Jr. (R-Lancaster). Runner, like other legislators, pointed to
repeated deadlines that have come and gone without a bankruptcy, and said:
"Crying wolf can go so far."

     Some legislators blame Davis for the delays.

     "The Legislature will pass enabling legislation. But people are waiting
to hear from [the governor's] corner office," said Assembly Republican leader
Bill Campbell of Villa Park, who has not conferred with Davis for a week. "We
think it is serious. But it is a frustrating situation."

     Some lawmakers in Sacramento believe that not all the legislative gears
are in sync, thus complicating progress. They say Davis has positioned
himself politically so that the Legislature will carry the brunt of the blame
when potential rate increases come into effect.

     "The governor is out there saying no more rate increases and that he's
on the side of consumers, while we have to do the dirty work," fumed an
Assembly Democrat, who requested anonymity out of fear that his comments
would only inflame an already tense relationship between the executive and
the Legislature.

     That irritation grew among Assembly Democrats when a poll they recently
commissioned showed the Legislature's approval rating had dropped 25 points,
while Davis' rating remained relatively high. The poll, conducted in late
January by the Sacramento firm Moore Methods, showed Davis with a 45%
approval rating, compared with only 25% for the Legislature.

     Meanwhile, the cost to the state treasury of buying power is rocketing
toward $2 billion, as the Department of Water Resources buys electricity
because utilities are no longer able to borrow money.

     "Giving [away] $2 billion that could have gone to build schools,
housing, highways and help lower taxes for consumers . . . is a moral
outrage," said Harvey Rosenfield of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer
Rights.

     In the meantime, the electricity bills--and defaults by the two
utilities--continue to swell with no end in sight.

     California's power plant owners, already frustrated by the hundreds of
millions of dollars they haven't been paid by the state's two biggest
utilities, fear that the debt is growing by millions of dollars a day--even
after the state ponied up taxpayers money to buy electricity for the
utilities. That's because power purchasers for the state are refusing to pay
for all of the electricity that grid operators order on a last-minute basis
to prevent blackouts.

     Growing anxious over the slow pace of progress in Sacramento, generators
are looking for help from the courts and from state and federal regulators.
They won a victory Wednesday when federal regulators ruled that power
suppliers cannot be forced to bear the risk that they won't get paid when
grid operators order them to supply emergency power.

     Davis said Wednesday that the ongoing snags in buying power are being
worked out. The lingering problem of the utilities' estimated $12.7 billion
in electricity debts, Davis said, can be fixed by the state's purchase of the
transmission grid. The money paid to the utilities for the grid--which would
have to be negotiated--plus lease payments the state would make to the
utilities to continue operating the 32,000 miles of high-voltage wires, would
infuse the companies with enough cash to restructure their debt.

     "We're talking about a financial transaction that has value to both
sides," Davis said. "It has become increasingly clear to me that we cannot
accomplish that without purchasing the transmission lines."

     Although Davis voiced his support of taking over the utilities'
moneymaking transmission system, he has not conferred with companies'
executives for a week. In fact, they learned of it from press accounts.

     "It's all just a giant game of chicken," a top utility executive said,
asking that he not be identified. "But I'm worried that the administration is
going to overplay its hand and leave us with no options."

* * *
     Times staff writers James F. Peltz, Nicholas Riccardi, Stuart
Silverstein, Rone Tempest, Nancy Vogel and Jenifer Warren contributed to this
story.


Sorry I didn't respond very promptly to your last email.  Things have been
very emotionally draining for me around here.  I'm going to forward some of
my recent email communications to catch you up on the issue.  After you've
had a chance to take in the situation I would really love to hear your
opinion.  Call or email with any insights.

Susan

Susan M Scott
09/21/2000 02:38 PM
To: ehillegeist@hotmail.com
cc:
Subject: We have closure! (well, sort-of)

I'm soooo good.  The chosen path was cool, indifference.

So, last night was Steak Night and with Nick and Wilson both in town we had a
really good showing.  I got there about 7:30 with Nick, and the group's size
swelled to about 12+ by 8:30 - 9:00.  About 8:00 I saw Kevin (Ted's pal - the
one you meet a steak night) wandering around LW's obviously in search of
someone.  Can you believe it?  He (Ted) knew I had organized this gathering -
I know that because Nick is working right across from he and Darren and
overheard Darren encouraging Ted's attendance (mind you Ted was not in the
email distribution) - and he had the nerve to come.  Anyway, Kevin saw me and
came over to chat.  He informed me that "our friend Ted should be there
shortly" to which I responded, "You would know better than me at this
point".  The subject was dropped until he felt the need to raise it again.
He asked if Ted and I parted on good terms/ bad terms, etc.  I said there
really weren't any terms, I just hadn't heard a peep out of him for about 2
weeks.  Kevin wanted to know if I was going to break a bottle over Ted's head
and cause a big scene.  When I said no, I think he was genuinely
disappointed.  I said in order for me to do something like that I would have
to care about the "loss" and that, while a week or two earlier I might have
cared a bit more, with each passing day the "loss" seems less and less like
much of a loss.  Kevin told me I was better-off without Ted.  To go even
further, he informed me that there is no way he would ever let a daughter of
his date Ted nor any of his "girl-friends".  He said that while he thought
Ted was a great guy (i.e. fun to be around, good stories, etc.) he wasn't
good dating material.  I agreed with Kevin saying "Ted is a great guy, he
just makes a lousy man" (don't you like that one?).  I then went on to say
"Anyway, I'm destined for bigger and better things, right?".  Kevin: "Much
bigger and much better."  About this time my parents showed up...the plot
thickens.  I introduced Kevin to my parents and since both my Dad and Kevin
were in the Navy and attended Colorado they had much to talk about.  The two
of them had probably been talking for about half an hour when
"dum-da-dum-dum" Ted shows up.  He approaches our group because he sees Kevin
and is forced to make eye-contact with me.  I give him a "hey" and he gives
me the arm squeeze and a much too pleasant "how's it going?".  He asked what
Kevin and my Dad were talking about, I told him the Navy, he said don't get
Kevin started or you'll never shut him up...Then he walked away.  He never
acknowledged my parents nor did he ever speak to me again the rest of the
evening.  The beautiful thing is Kevin stays and talks with my Dad for
another half hour and when Darren shows up he hangs out with "my group" for
quite a while before going to join Ted.  My parents and I ate our steaks
right behind Ted and then went back over to our group at the picnic table
when we were finished.  It really was a great night.  I would almost say I
was glowing (I was having so much fun with my friends and family and it
wasn't a show for Ted's benefit...I really was having a great time).  So,
when my parents decide to head out they walked over to Ted/Kevin's table to
say good-bye to Kevin.  It was awesome.  Ted's sitting right next to Kevin
while Kevin and my Dad are talking and appears to be actually shrinking in
his chair.  Yet again no acknowledgement of my parents - he couldn't even
make eye-contact.  I ended up staying there for at least another hour and
then went with a few of the guys to the Ale House.  Needless to say I was
very hung over today.  Anyway, there's the story...He's a complete and utter
ass-hole.  So I'm done.  And no, there is no way he could weasel his way back
in to my good graces.

Now on to a fun subject, my trip to London.  I bought my ticket today ( I
think I got hosed a little bit, but it was the cheapest ticket I could find -
$450 before taxes).  I will arrive at Heathrow airport around 7:00 a.m.
Friday the 6th and depart about 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday the 10th.  I'm very
excited about the trip, I really need to get out of Houston.  I leave the
activities in your capable hands.  ( bear in mind I will have to see Darren
and Nick at some point).

"Single again" Sue

Bear in mind this next email wasn't sent until Friday afternoon (a full day
and a half after the Steak Night debacle).

Susan M Scott
09/22/2000 03:56 PM
To: julieg@qualcomm.com, ehillegeist@hotmail.com, Monique Sanchez/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: You guys are not going to believe this...

I am refraining from responding to this until I have had time to ponder
things this weekend.

---------------------- Forwarded by Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT on 09/22/2000 03:52
PM ---------------------------

Ted Noble
09/22/2000 03:47 PM
To: Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:

Hey,

I apologize for being out of touch recently but I was on vacation last week
and this week has been busy.  Things seemed a bit awkward recently and I
would like to see if we could get a beer and chat next week if you are free
(after Tuesday night because I'll be in Amarillo talking to feedlot operators
early next week). Enjoy your weekend and my condolences about UT's fall out
of the top 10.

Ted

I haven't contacted him yet...what do you think?


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