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veronica.gonzalez@pahou.panmail.com on 11/17/2000 01:35:44 PM
To: jennifer.cutaia@enron.com, sabrina.balderas@pahou.panmail.com,
sfranco@theassistancefund.org
cc:

Subject: FW: some interesting tips

-----Original Message-----
From: mayra maldonado
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 1:22 PM
To: brib@santinipackers.com; Marybel_maldonado@hcjpd.co.harris.tx.us;
oherrera@enron.com
Cc: Angie Collins; Laura Westbrook; Mary Diaz; Veronica Gonzalez; Loraine
Harwell
Subject: FW: some interesting tips

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-----Original Message-----
From: juanita@eagletrans.com [SMTP:juanita@eagletrans.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 12:46 PM
To: ynavarre@merfish.com; nortega@mail.mdanderson.org; mayra maldonado
Subject: Fw: some interesting tips

----- Original Message -----
From: Puente, Maria A. <maria.puente@bmo.com>
To: 'AT953' <AT953@aol.com>; 'Cassandra' <crodriguez@heritage-title.com>;
'Charli' <charli200@ivillage.com>; 'Gabriel Ortega'
<Gabriel_Ortega@administaff.com>; 'Garcia, Melisandra (UTMED)'
<melisandra_garcia@cac.co.harris.tx.us>; 'Juanita Barrientos'
<juanita@eagletrans.com>; 'Katie' <krvasquez@yahoo.com>;
<melissa.silguero@puc.state.tx.us>; 'Vince' <vince.alejos@airgas.com>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 9:52 AM
Subject: FW: some interesting tips

> some cool tips!
>
>
>
> > Subject: FW: some interesting tips
> >
> > > > Things your mother or grandmother may or may not have told you
> > > >
> > > > 1. Stuff a miniature marshmallow in the bottom of a sugar cone to
> > prevent
> > > >      ice cream drips.
> > > >
> > > > 2. Use a meat baster to "squeeze" your pancake batter onto the hot
> > > >     griddle and you'll get perfectly shaped pancakes every time
> > > >
> > > > 3. To keep potatoes from budding, place an apple in the bag with the
> > potatoes.
> >
> > > > 4. To prevent egg shells from cracking, add a pinch of salt to the
> > water
> > > >     before hard-boiling.
> > > >
> > > > 5. Run your hands under cold water before pressing Rice Krispies
> > treats
> > > > in the pan and the marshmallow won't stick to your fingers.
> > > >
> > > > 6. To get the most juice out of fresh lemons, bring them to room
> > > > temperature and roll them under your palm against the kitchen
counter
> > > > before squeezing.
> > > >
> > > > 7. To easily remove burnt on food from your skillet, simply add a
drop
> > or
> > > > two of dish soap and enough water to cover bottom of pan, and bring
to
> > a
> > > > boil on stove-top..
> > > >
> > > > 8. Spray your Tupperware with nonstick cooking spray before pouring
in
> > > > tomato-based sauces and there won't be any stains.
> > > >
> > > > 9. When a cake recipe calls for flouring the baking pan, use a bit
of
> > the
> > > > dry cake mix instead and there won't be any white mess on the
outside
> > the cake.
> > > >
> > > > 10. If you accidentally over-salt a dish while it's still cooking,
> > drop
> > > > in a peeled potato and it will absorb the excess salt for an instant
> > "fix
> > > > me up."
> > > >
> > > > 11. Wrap celery in aluminum foil when putting in the refrigerator
and
> > it will keep for weeks.
> > > >
> > > > 12. Brush some beaten egg white over pie crust before baking to
yield
> > a
> > > > beautiful glossy finish.
> > > >
> > > > 13. Place a slice of apple in hardened brown sugar to soften it.
> > > >
> > > > 14. When boiling corn on the cob, add a pinch of sugar to help bring
> > out the corn's natural sweetness.
> > > >
> > > > 15. To determine whether an egg is fresh place it in a pan of cool,
> > salted water.  If it sinks, it is fresh, but if it rises to the surface,
> > throw it away
> > > >
> > > > 16. Cure for headaches: Take a lime cut it in half and rub it on
your
> > forehead. The throbbing will go away.
> > > >
> > > > 17. Don't throw out all that leftover wine: Freeze into ice cubes
for
> > future use in casseroles and sauces.
> > > >
> > > > 18. If you have a problem opening  jars: Try using latex dish
washing
> > gloves. They give a non-slip grip that makes opening jars easy.
> > > >
> > > > 19. Potatoes will take food stains off your fingers. Just slice and
> > rub raw potato on the stains and rinse with water.
> > > >
> > > > 20. To get rid of itch from mosquito bites, try applying soap on the
> > area
> > and you will experience instant relief.
> > > >
> > > > 21. Ants, ants, ants everywhere ...   Well, they are said to never
> > cross
> > > > a chalk line. So get your chalk out and draw a line on the floor o
> > wherever ants tend to march. See for yourself.
> > > >
> > > > 22. Use air-freshener to clean mirrors. It does a good job and
better
> > still, leaves a lovely smell to the shine.
> > > >
> > > > 23. When you get a splinter, reach for  the scotch tape before
> > resorting
> > > > to tweezers or a needle. Simply put the scotch tape over the
splinter,
> > then pull it off. Scotch tape removes most splinters painlessly and
> > easily.
> > > >
> > > > 24. Now look what you can do with Alka Seltzer.
> > > >
> > > > Clean a toilet. Drop in two Alka-Seltzer tablets, wait twenty
minutes,
> > > > brush and flush.  The citric acid and effervescent action clean
> > vitreous china.
> > > >
> > > > 25. Clean a vase. To remove a stain from the bottom of a glass vase
or
> > > > cruet, fill with water and drop in two Alka-Seltzer tablets.
> > > >
> > > > 26. Polish jewelry. Drop two Alka-Seltzer tablets into a glass of
> > water
> > > > and immerse the jewelry for two minutes.
> > > >
> > > > 27. Clean a thermos bottle. Fill the bottle with water, drop in four
> > > > Alka-Seltzer tablets, and let soak for an hour (or longer, if
> > necessary).
> > > >
> > > > 28. Unclog a drain. Clear the sink drain by dropping three
> > Alka-Seltzer
> > > > tablets down the drain followed by a cup of Heinz White Vinegar -
> > > > Wait a few minutes, then run the hot water.
> > > >
> > > > 29. Do your friends a favor. Pass this timely (and some
not-so-timely)
> > > > information on to a friend or two
> > > >
> > >> __________________________________________________
> > > Do You Yahoo!?
> > > Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf!  It's FREE.
> > > http://im.yahoo.com/
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> >
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Jesse, per my email to Bill last week I need to take March 31st thru April 3
off to take care of some family business down in LA.  I have already
purchased my ticket leaving on the evening of the 30th so, if you are
planning on scheduling me for the 30th please make it a day shift.  Thanks a
lot.


Jeff,

With all of our e-mail problems, it's hard to remember if I replied to this.

You are in E248.

Financial Times: (800) 628-8088 ask for Gayle

Have a great weekend.

On Tuesday, November 16, 1999 8:28 AM, Jeff Dasovich
[SMTP:jdasovic@enron.com] wrote:
>
>
> hi.  i also had registered and was placed on the waiting list for 248.
> that doesn't show up.  how should i interpret that?  also, can i get the
> number to call the financial times?  i'm the latest victim of no delivery.
> thanks a bunch.  best, jeff
>
>
>
>
> Shawn Allison <allison@Haas.Berkeley.EDU> on 11/15/99 07:25:11 PM
>
> Please respond to Shawn Allison <allison@Haas.Berkeley.EDU>
>
>
>
>  To:      eveningmba@haas.berkeley.edu
>
>  cc:      (bcc: Jeff Dasovich/SFO/EES)
>
>
>
>  Subject: Registration Results: Round One
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Please disregard if you are not taking electives in the spring semester.
>
> ***************************************************
>
> We have reviewed TeleBEARS enrollments from last week's deadline and
> corrected your schedule in TeleBEARS to reflect the courses that you are
> now registered for. Please check TeleBEARS to confirm your schedule and
> review wait lists below.
>
> So what's next?
>
> 1. CHECK InfoBEARS to see what you got into. You can call 510-642-9400
> or go to bearlink.berkeley.edu and use your SID and PIN to review your
> schedule. You can call any time of day. Use TeleBEARS for changes.
>
> 2. DROP the extra "back-ups" that you don't need by November 19
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> the course control numbers of the course(s) you want to drop at
> 510-642-3535.  Both options open 7-8 a.m. or 7 p.m. to midnight, Monday
> through Friday.
>
> 3. ADD extra classes if you like, by November 19 (Friday). You must use
> TeleBEARS during open hours to add a class. Call 510-642-3400 or go to
> bearlink.berkeley.edu 7-8 a.m. or 7 p.m. to midnight, Monday through
> Friday.
>
> 4. We will confirm your schedule by the middle of next week. Course
> materials will be ordered for you based on your November 19 enrollment.
>
> We have not completed registration for one-unit classes. I will be
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> units, be sure to sign up for a back-up just in case you don't get in to
> all of the one-unit courses you requested.
>
> As always, please call or e-mail us if you have questions.
>
> Oversubscribed Class Wait Lists
> (As of Friday, November 12)
>
> Below are the wait lists for classes that were oversubscribed. To see if
> you got into the class, check InfoBEARS. Note: you are not listed below
> if you were not registered by the November 12 deadline listed in the
> registration materials. Remember, the TeleBEARS wait list number is
> incorrect. Positions on the wait lists are determined by seniority
>  << File: ATT00009.txt >>


No change.  Still awaiting credit information from credit and return of phone call from  Dominion contact regarding discussion of form of agreement.

Angela D. Davis
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB3817
Houston, Texas 77019
Tel: (713) 345-8347
Fax: (713) 646-3393
e-mail: angela.davis@enron.com


Here is the latest investor list.  Please update and send back.  Thanks
Ben


I talked to Ron Slimp yesterday about his interests.  As a piece of info, I'd take Ron over Scott T anyday.

Jeff


Oh yeah, I'm looking good now.  I found some 5 year old "Tan in a Can" and spread it all over.  It caused a small rash in a couple of spots but I brushed those up in the photo.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Foard, Jean" <JFOARD@coral-energy.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:43 PM
To:	Germany, Chris
Subject:	RE: Lunch

Promises!  Promises!

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris.Germany@enron.com [mailto:Chris.Germany@enron.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:33 PM
To: JFOARD@coral-energy.com
Subject: RE: Lunch

You better believe it.  I'll bring my photos for the "magazine" shoot.

    -----Original Message-----
   From:   "Foard, Jean" <JFOARD@coral-energy.com>@ENRON
   Sent:   Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:26 PM
   To:     Germany, Chris
   Subject:  RE: Lunch

   Are you getting hungry yet?

   -----Original Message-----
   From: Chris.Germany@enron.com [mailto:Chris.Germany@enron.com]
   Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 11:17 AM
   To: JFOARD@coral-energy.com
   Subject: RE: Lunch

   YOU BET I CAN!!

       -----Original Message-----
      From:   "Foard, Jean" <JFOARD@coral-energy.com>@ENRON
      Sent:   Tuesday, April 09, 2002 11:16 AM
      To:     Germany, Chris
      Subject:  Lunch

      Chris,

      Lunch on Friday at James Coney.  Can you make it?

      Jean

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Thanks for being so nice about me venting.  I actually tried to call you
but you were porbably in bed.  So I just went to the store grabbed as six
pack had a few beers and sat at my computer for until about 3 am.  I was
really having an enmotional night last night.  I think I just hadn't let go
of my feelings and it all just came out in one night.  It is funny but the
next morning I got calls from both Price Strader and Kim Kirkwood to see how
I was doing.  Did I ever tell you the story about Kim and I at Wilsons
wedding?    If not I should tell you it is really funny.  Anyway as far as
watching the game I would love to watch it with you but I have tickets.
Benny,  Burns, and a bunch of us are taking Benny's Winnebago down there and
partying.  What sucks though is I have a night shift so basically I will be
going down there on no sleep.  Regarding Beaches, I would love to do that
also but, I am leaving on Sunday for LA and won't be back until the day after
thanksgiving.  So, i guess i will just give you a call or something when I
get back.  I thought that you would be watching the game with Dave.  Did
something happen and you guys get in a fight again or something?


These are the comments from Valentis Investors, LLC.  I will forward my
comments to you shortly.

 -----Original Message-----
From:  PAUL JACOBI <PJACOB@wexford.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-PAUL+20JACOBI+20+3CPJACOB+40wexford+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.
com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 3:39 PM
To: Abramo, Caroline; Radous, Paul
Cc: KEN RUBIN
Subject: ISDA Agreement

Please find attached our marked copy of the agreement.  Let me know if you
have any questions.

Paul Jacobi
Wexford Capital LLC
Phone: (203) 862-7074
Fax:     (203) 862-7374
Email: pjacob@wexford.com

 <<1-NY_1301759_11_.doc>>

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----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 01/10/2001 05:02 PM -----

	Bradley Diebner
	01/10/2001 03:57 PM

		 To: Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel
Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Debbie
R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli Campbell/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Cynthia Clark/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary G Gosnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Enron Europe
Global Contracts and Facilities, Enron Europe Global
CounterParty/LON/ECT@ECT, Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley
Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Adnan Patel/Corp/Enron@ENRON,
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		 cc:
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Blackout hits Las Vegas as number 120 comes up
And California calls its first power alert since May as the mercury soars.
July 3, 2001
From staff and news service reports
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---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/27/2000
10:51 AM ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp. - Europe

	From:  Sharad Agnihotri                           11/27/2000 08:44 AM

To: Stinson Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Zimin Lu/HOU/ECT@ECT, Paulo Issler/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Smile contsraints- sign error

I spotted a sign error (more or less) on
my document on constraints on smile shapes.
The corrected version is below. if there are any more errors please let me
know.

Best
Sharad


Kim,

I am sitting on the West desk on 32.

Chris

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Melodick, Kim
Sent:	Tuesday, September 04, 2001 10:42 AM
To:	Dorland, Chris
Subject:	RE: Outstanding Stock Options and Restricted Stock

I had asked that it be delivered to you by hand before I left Thursday.  Apparently, they tried a few times but I asked Ben to only hand it to you.  We will bring it down today.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Dorland, Chris
Sent:	Friday, August  31, 2001 10:54 AM
To:	Melodick, Kim
Subject:	Outstanding Stock Options and Restricted Stock

Kim,

Any luck getting this info. for me?

Chris


Yannis,

Yes, very much. Please stop by this week or  during the week
of the 24th. I am in Australia next week.

Vince


Vince,

Chonawee and Tom Halliburton had  feedback about Jacob to me.

Tom's feedback is what he does for Pros is actually too simple. Their
so-called
trading system is actually a scheduling system.

My impression is that Jacob is good at selling himself, his knowledge
of finance and derivatives is very limited.

Zimin

---------------------- Forwarded by Zimin Lu/HOU/ECT on 04/11/2001 03:31 PM
---------------------------

Chonawee Supatgiat@ENRON
03/21/2001 07:28 PM
To: Zimin Lu/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Tom Halliburton/Corp/Enron@Enron
Subject: Jacob feedback

I asked Jacob two questions to check his basic knowledge. He answered
correctly in the optimization question so I believe that he has a good
foundation on his optimization skill. I have a doubt about his stochastic
skill because he took only one course in Stochastic Processes and his
previous models are simple deterministic models. If we had more interview
time I would be able to check his stochastic and modeling skills.

He completely failed to answer the second question, which is to check his
basic risk management skill. It is clear to me that he has a very weak
background in finance and risk management. He does not understand the
relationship between a discount rate and risk. He showed some weakness in
annuity calculation.

In conclusion, I feel that he has good basic in optimization but a very weak
background in finance. Based on his experiences, I have a doubt on his
advance optimization skills, such as his stochastic skill and his ability to
attack a complex optimization problem. I would recommend a second-round
interview if he will be solving a complex-optimization problem.

-Chonawee


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to make a reservation or visit us at alamo.com   Please be sure to provide
your Quicksilver I.D. Number.  (We have already added your Quicksilver I.D.
Number to your upcoming reservation(s) where applicable.)

   2.  Proceed directly to the Quicksilver kiosk and
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   3.  The first rental transaction will require your
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   You will receive your Quicksilver card within 1-2
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to that credit card.

   Thank you for visiting our Web site and enrolling in
Alamo's Quicksilver service.


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 01/04/2000 01:58
PM ---------------------------

James T Javins@EES
01/04/2000 12:33 PM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: CES acquisitions

Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just a note to see if you had any updates on the ENA acquisition of Columbia
Energy's third party business.

Let me know.

Thanks!

Jim


how was the surgery - do you need any prosthetics for your birthday?

"Larry W. Bass" <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com> on 11/16/2000 01:23:31 PM
To: sself@34t.rjf.com, smiley irvin <smiley@flash.net>, norman mayes
<normbabs@aol.com>, milly@texas.net, jwaller@brinandbrin.com,
dlillard@ns.cooke.net, david.boyden@solvay.com, chuck@trailnet.com,
bedwards@lubbocknational.com, ASanderIII@aol.com, guy seibert
<guyseibert@msn.com>, William Hackney <willhack@msn.com>
cc: tom wilson <tomwilson@stratfordgroup.com>, timothy e mckenna
<tmckennapc@aol.com>, "Timothy D. Mercer" <Marinor3@aol.com>, Rusty Williams
<CLwill@worldnet.att.net>, robert e hebert <HebertRobert@email.msn.com>, Ray
Burgess <ray@gacnet.com>, Mark Nini <mnini@aiu.net>, Larry Knigge
<lwknigge@swbell.net>, ken hebert <kenhebert1@aol.com>, jimmy thompson
<jamest@teamassociates.com>, jim hamilton <shirtco@swbell.net>, james oliver
mcrae <jomcrae@aol.com>, Jack Ashton <jack8904@aol.com>, Gregory Jones
<Jones@fcj.com>, "Bill O. Jameson" <wjinterests@earthlink.net>, george polk
<gjpjr_ltd@yahoo.com>
Subject: the election

Remember the old Joseph Stalin adage:"The people  who vote decide nothing.
The people who count the vote decide  everything."


Stinson,

Original version.

Vince
---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 06/26/2000
09:03 AM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  William Smith @ ENRON                           06/21/2000 06:22 AM

To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Tech corner

Vince,

Would you mind looking this over and suggesting or making any changes you
feel necessary?  Now that we are past Stinson and Samer's series, I'd like to
use it next week.

Thank You!

Sam

---------------------- Forwarded by William Smith/Corp/Enron on 06/21/2000
06:19 AM ---------------------------

Alex Huang
06/20/2000 03:38 PM
To: William Smith/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Tech cornor

Sam,
My 2 cents.
Alex


Effective immediately, all questions from the confirmation desk to legal
should be routed to a designated paralegal on a quarterly basis (with the
exception of the very first rotation) as follows:

Susan Bailey - X34737  September 1, 1999 - December 31, 1999
Susan Flynn  -  X30975                    January 1, 2000       - March 31,
2000
Marie Heard -  X33907                     April 1, 2000             - June
30, 2000

You will be advised of subsequent rotations.  Please do NOT route calls to
Tana Jones who will be spending most of her time working on special projects
for our group.

This procedure should not affect any existing arrangements you may have with
a particular attorney.

Please contact me if you have any questions.  Sara


Samuel,
Please add the following names to the list of traders that have access to the new Ercot Imbalance and EPMI Ercotpool counterparties:

Eric Saibi
Alex McElreath
Joe Errigo
Steve Olinde
Joe Capasso
Jeff Miller

We will need to add more in the near future.   Please let me know when this is completed.

Thanks,
JForney
3-7160


We've done it again, everyone.   Enron has been named the "Most Innovative
Company in America" for the sixth consecutive year by Fortune.  That's right
-- six years in a row.   We continue to be recognized by our industry peers
and other corporate executives and securities analysts as the company that
sets the standard for doing business in the new economy.  Congratulations to
all of you for making it happen.

Enron placed No. 18 overall on Fortune's list of the nation's 535 "Most
Admired Companies," up from No. 36 last year.  We also were ranked among the
top five in "Quality of Management," "Quality of Products/Services" and
"Employee Talent."

This issue of Fortune is now available in airports and will be on newsstands
Monday, Feb. 12.  For more information, go to www.fortune.com.


John:
Please send Susan Flynn contact information for this counterparty so that we
can send them our form of CA for the financial info that they intend to give
us.  I'm assuming that this is in connection with swaps that we will be doing
with them.  If there is anything else that we need to describe in the CA
please let Susan know.  Thanks.


Dr. Kaminski,

Thank you very much.
Of course, I'll be happy to have an opportunity
to work at such a wonderful company.
I was contacting with Surech Raghavan at Deal Bench team,
and was going to express my appreciation to you again
after settling down process with them.

For the period of working,
I still need to coordinate with my advisor and
may need to adjust according to that.
but anyway, I'll try to coordinate smoothly.

Please let me know whether I should keep contacting
with Deal Bench team,
for working period and
for misc. living support such as finding a place, rent a car, etc.

I appreciate you so much again,
for arranging such meetings and giving me an opportunity.
All this opportunity will not be available to me,
without your kind help.

Warm Regards,
Jinbaek

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Jinbaek Kim
Ph.D Candidate
Dept. of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
U.C.Berkeley
http://www.ieor.berkeley.edu/~jinbaek

Go Bears!

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On Fri, 2 Mar 2001 Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Sorry for a delay in getting back to you.
> We would like very much to offer you a summer internship.
>
> Please, let me know if you are interested.
>
> Vince Kaminski
>
>


Thank you! I was so baffled for a minute there - when I said "April option"
every trader just looked at me like I was crazy!

Kate

Kerri Thompson@ENRON
03/13/2001 02:53 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Re: natsource checkout

i just called the backoffice at natsource, the brokers weren't answering.
and apparently it is not a good deal.  so don't worry about it.  thanks.

   Kate Symes @ ECT                03/13/2001 04:41 PM

To: Kerri Thompson/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: natsource checkout

Natsource is going to have to give you a trader name on this because I've
asked all of them and nobody recognizes it.

Kate

Kerri Thompson@ENRON
03/13/2001 02:29 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: natsource checkout

missing deal
trader?

call
buying tractebel
april
pv
250.00 strike
9.00 prem
25 mw


Andy Zipper


I'll be in Houston on the 17th so we can talk then. I'm based out of Sao
Paulo.  I'll get you Erwin Landivar's summary this week.

Nadia, would you please contact Patti and set up a time for me to talk to
Sally.

Sally Beck@ECT
07/07/2000 10:04 PM

To: Sherron Watkins/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Berney C
Aucoin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON, John
Hardy/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Greg Woulfe/HOU/ECT@ECT, James
Row/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Rafi
Khan/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Stephen Morse/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Carl Tricoli/Corp/Enron@Enron, Gustavo
Junqueira/HOU/ECT@ECT, Christopher F Calger/PDX/ECT@ECT, Jean
Mrha/NA/Enron@Enron, Timothy B Rebhorn/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT,
Federico Cerisoli/SA/Enron@Enron
cc: Patti Thompson/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Associate PRC - Input Needed

I will serve as a representative to the  Associates PRC meeting that will
take place on July 19.  As a PRC rep, I have been assigned the Associates to
represent in the meeting as indicated on the attachment.  The Associates
Program has provided me  with your name as the PRC supervisor of the
associate as listed.

Please provide me with the following by Friday, July 14:

Associate's accomplishments for the first half of 2000 (prepared by the
associate or summarized by you)

Description of associate's current responsibilities/assignment (and any
additional rotational assignments during this first six months of the year)

Pre-ranking of the associate from your business unit PRC , or your suggestion
on ranking if no business unit PRC process has been completed (Superior,
Excellent, Strong, Satisfactory, Needs Improvement or Issues)

Any other information that you believe will be helpful in accurately
representing the associate in the PRC process

Recommendation for promotion, if any

I will receive a copy of the Consolidated Supervisor Feedback from the PEP
system through the Associates Program.

I will be on vacation until Monday, July 17.  My assistant, Patti Thompson,
will be contacting you next week to ask if you would like to meet with me for
a few minutes on Monday or Tuesday, July 17 and 18 (or phone call) to discuss
your associate and his/her performance in more detail.

Thanks for your attention to this.  If you are not the appropriate PRC
supervisor for the associate listed on the attachment,  please reply by
e:mail as soon as possible and my assistant will research where I should go
next for this input.


I have no way of seeing the slide on my Blackberry. Do you want to fax it to my hotel. I can look at it tonight.
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)


Mark:

Here is the org  chart; however, it occurred to me Cheryl Nelson is not
listed under your group.  Also, Eddie Daniels started in Lance's group
yesterday and Andy Edison is supposed to start December 27th.

Janette Elbertson
Enron North America Corp.
Legal Department - EB3326
Telephone:  (713) 853-7906
Fax:  (713) 646-2600
janette.elbertson@enron.com


Dan,

Here are Sithe's changes to the documents.  Since the plant was down for
maintenance until last week, the November agreements will not be executed.
Please refer to the clean documents.  Also, we need to prepare a separate
group of documents for first quarter of 2001.  Then we can incorporate your
language for the end of the quarter true-up payment.

Ruth
---------------------- Forwarded by Ruth Concannon/HOU/ECT on 11/21/2000
12:12 PM ---------------------------

"Oliver, Jason" <joliver@Sithe.com> on 11/20/2000 02:08:25 PM
To: "'ruth.concannon@enron.com'" <ruth.concannon@enron.com>,
"'todd.busby@enron.com'" <todd.busby@enron.com>, "'jeff.donahue@enron.com'"
<jeff.donahue@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Draft Transaction Agreements for December

Attached are the 2 draft agreements, each in black-lined as well as clean
versions.? Most of the changes were for the sake of consistency.? I have also
cleaned up the true-up for December peak, making a reference into the
December off-peak document.? Please make sure that you think it works.

Regards,

Jason

 <<Sithe Resale Dec Off 111600 clean.doc>>  <<Sithe Resale Dec Off
111600.doc>>  <<Sithe Resale Dec On 111600 clean.doc>>  <<Sithe Resale Dec On
111600.doc>>

 - Sithe Resale Dec Off 111600 clean.doc
 - Sithe Resale Dec Off 111600.doc
 - Sithe Resale Dec On 111600 clean.doc
 - Sithe Resale Dec On 111600.doc


FYI

----- Forwarded by Sue Nord/NA/Enron on 01/22/2001 09:28 AM -----

	Jeremy Meier <jermeier@earthlink.net>
	01/19/2001 05:35 PM

		 To: JDasovic@enron.com
		 cc: SNord@enron.com, Donald_Lassere@enron.net
		 Subject: Interconnection Memo's

Jeff:

Per your request, please find the 2 Memo's we prepared on
interconnection agreements - the first deals with general rights and
responsibilities, including options for obtaining ICAs.  The second Memo
focuses entirely on the specifics of how ETI obtains ICAs, and the
advantages and disadvantages fo each option.

Once you have had a chance to review the Memo's, we can discuss the next
steps in more detail.  Please feel free to let us know any questions in
the meantime. Thanks.

Jeremy Meier
Blumenfeld & Cohen
San Francisco
415 394-7500

 - ICA Overview Memo final.doc
 - Memo re ICA process and requirements final.doc


No.  I'll have Neil check (he does all that stuff).

From: Suzanne Adams@ECT on 07/28/2000 12:05 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re:

I was just wondering if you got that sorted out this morning.  I have copies
and will get them to you.  Have you checked to see if the checks cleared the
bank?

	Kay Mann@ENRON
	07/28/2000 11:56 AM

		 To: Suzanne Adams/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject:

I have neglected to follow through on those dues checks that didn't make it
to where they should have.  Could I get a copy of copies you kept?

Thanks,

Kay


Start Date: 1/24/02; HourAhead hour: 22;  No ancillary schedules awarded.  No variances detected.

    LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final Schedules\2002012422.txt


Carolyn George - 3-3439


Announcing The New ETS Categories Of Risk Acceptance In eRequest!!
All deviations from the Corp/ETS IT standards will require appropriate business justification and can now be submitted from the eRequest system.  The following categories are available:
?	Group IDs
?	Local Server Admin
?	Local Workstation Admin
?	Mass Storage Devices
?	Service Accounts
?	Support Accounts
?	Test Accounts
?	Training Accounts
Procedures For Obtaining Risk Acceptance Are Documented Below:
1.	Connect to eRequest at <http://itcapps.corp.enron.com/srrs/entry/srrs.asp>.
2.	If you have a Corp id, click on the CORP LOGON button. If you do not have a Corp id, select the NON-CORP login. You will have to input your email id or select 	SEARCH, and select your email address from a pick list.
	Note: First time users will be prompted to set up a New Logon Profile by providing your company number, cost center, social security number, 	location, and phone number.
3.	Select the button that represents the type of request you want to make (i.e., Update Account Access, New Account, etc.).
4.	Confirm who the request is for; you may have to do a SEARCH to find your id. Click OK upon confirmation.
5.	Click on the Applications icon.
	It is very important that you select ETS for your Region. If you do not, your request may incorrectly route to Corp and will be denied.
	(Hint:  To set your default region to ETS, click on the My Info button.  At this screen, Houston users should select ETS-Houston, Omaha users should select ETS-	Omaha, etc.)
6.	With the Applications box blank, click SHOW ALL or enter Risk Acceptance in the Applications box and click SEARCH.
7.	All Risk Acceptance categories are expanded under Risk Acceptance in the Applications list.  (Many of the categories have been defined to enable approval from 	Houston, Omaha, and Field offices.)  Select the category you desire and submit the request.

This information is also available at <http://www.ets.enron.com/services/solution_center/QReference/erequest.asp>

ETS Solution Center - Houston, at 713-345-4745
ETS Solution Center - Omaha, at 402-398-7454


Jeff,
Who is handling the PG&E hydro auction?

I have a concern about PG&E Generation's participation in this auction.
Every press release from PG&E on this topic goes out of its way to state that
PG&E Gen will be a bidder.  My concern is their access to non-public
information and how this may skew the results of the auction.  If you're the
person on this, let's talk.  If not, pls let me know who is.  Hope you're
doing well.

Mike


Attached is the agenda for our meeting scheduled for January 9, 2002.

Also attached is a worksheet detailing reporting responsibilities for data collected by the SERC office. Please complete the worksheet and bring it with you to the meeting. We will discuss issues associated with reporting responsibilities under agenda item number 5.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

I look forward to seeing you next week in Atlanta.

Teresa Glaze

-----Original Message-----
[IMAGE]From:Teresa Glaze [mailto:tglaze@serc1.org]
[IMAGE]Sent:Thursday, December 06, 20013:57 PM
[IMAGE]To:'AEBROWN@santeecooper.com'; 'Alan.D.Jones@alcoa.com'; 'aziz.yilmaz@gasoc.com'; 'bev.kervin@powersouth.com'; 'bob_schoneck@fpl.com'; 'CBonham@MEAGPOWER.ORG'; 'Charles.Harper@Airliquide.com'; 'Chouse@electricities.org'; 'CMWILSON@santeecooper.com'; 'cwood@odec.com'; 'CYOUNG@scana.com'; 'dkay@smepa.com'; 'dwchastain@tva.gov'; 'gail.boggs@faypwc.com'; 'gebrooks@tva.gov'; 'HERBN@sepa.doe.gov'; 'jclambet@duke-energy.com'; 'jm.musilek@ncemcs.com'; 'John_Loftis@dom.com'; 'ken.raber@electricities.com'; 'kpresto@enron.com'; 'KVONGKH@entergy.com'; 'lgant@tva.gov'; 'LGMERKL@southernco.com'; 'luis.fondacci@ncemcs.com'; 'Mike.Lapham@nrglagen.com'; 'ray.tompkins@lgeenergy.com'; 'rebecca.edwards@pgnmail.com'; 'rlytle@scana.com'; 'ROB.WILEY@gatrans.COM'; 'rsmith@smepa.com'; 's.t.stryker@ieee.org'; 'sar@sowega.net'; 'slaw@aeci.org'; 'stabrams@santeecooper.com'; 'steve.caison@opc.com'; 'steve.shelton@electricities.com'; 'tracieweeks@cogentrix.com'; 'VABERCROMBIE@scana.com'
[IMAGE]Cc:dmangham@serc1.org; 'Lynna Estep'; 'Jim Maughn'; 'wreinke@serc1.org'
[IMAGE]Subject:2002 Data Collector's Meeting'AEBROWN@santeecooper.com'

To:  SERC Data Collection Task Force

The SERC Data Collection Task Force will meet in Atlanta, Georgia on Wednesday, January 9, 2002. The meeting will be held from 10:00until 2:30at the Atlanta Airport Hilton. It is important for the person who submits data for each member company to be in attendance.

A complimentary airport shuttle is available. There are a limited number of rooms available for the night of January 8 for those who wish to travel the day before. Contact the hotel to make reservations. (http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/index.jhtml;jsessionid=HBPB4HRLJ5RWZJ31AOSMMPQ?ctyhocn=ATLAAHH
 - image001.gif
 - Registration Form.doc
 - SERC Seasonal Assessments-EIA 411 reporting responsibilities.xls
 - SERC DCTF Meeting Agenda 1-9-01.doc


We should plan on being on the call.  Since Mark is not on distribution, we
should also see if he's available to be on as well.   I'm assuming Jeff
Dasovich will participate.  Should we let Zenee know that we'll be on the
call and not there in person?

Susan Scott
11/30/2000 09:44 AM
To: Jeffery Fawcett/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: RE: GIR PD

Noon to 3 our time...
---------------------- Forwarded by Susan Scott/ET&S/Enron on 11/30/2000
09:43 AM ---------------------------

"Angeles, Zenee G. - TPZGA" <ZAngeles@sempra.com> on 11/29/2000 04:56:29 PM
To: "'Alexander, Michael@sce'" <alexanms@sce.com>, "'Amirault, Paul@AEC'"
<paulamirault@aec.ca>, "'Bayless, David@Utility'"
<david.bayless@utility.com>, "'Beach, Thomas@Crossborder'"
<tomb@crossborderenergy.com>, "'Burkholder, John@cts/whb'" <burkee@cts.com>,
"'Chancellor, Craig@Calpine'" <craigc@calpine.com>, "'Counihan, Rick@Green
Mountain'" <rick.counihan@greenmountain.com>, "'Dasovich, Jeff@Enron'"
<jdasovic@enron.com>, "'Day, Michael@GMSSR'" <mday@gmssr.com>, "'Dingwall,
Brian@UEM'" <bdingwall@unitedgas.com>, "'Elsesser, Evelyn@aelaw'"
<eke@aelaw.com>, "'Johnson, Pamela@REMAC'" <johnson_pamela@lacoe.edu>, "'Jun,
Christine@aelaw'" <chj@aelaw.com>, "'Karp, Joseph@Whitecase'"
<karpjos@sf.whitecase.com>, "'Keeler, Paul@BR'" <pkeeler@br-inc.com>,
"'Leslie, John@Luce'" <jleslie@luce.com>, "'McCrea, Keith@CIG/CM'"
<kmccrea@sablaw.com>, "'Paul, Joe@Dynegy'"
<6266273191@messaging.sprintpcs.com>, "'Pocta, Mark@ORA'" <rmp@cpuc.ca.gov>,
"'Porter, Doug@SCE'" <porterdk@sce.com>, "'Rochman, Michael@CUB'"
<rochmanm@cubjpa.org>, "'Rochman, Michael@SPURR'" <rochmanm@spurr.org>,
"'Scott, Susan@TW'" <sscott3@enron.com>, "'Worster, Gerard@TXU'"
<gworster@txuenergy.com>, "'Zaiontz, Jean@BP'" <zaiontj@bp.com>, "'Douglass,
Dan@SES'" <douglass@arterhadden.com>
cc: "Suwara, J.- TPJUS" <JSuwara@sempra.com>, "Wright, Gillian - TP1GXW"
<GWright@sempra.com>, "Sullivan, Glen J." <GSullivan@sempra.com>

Subject: RE: GIR PD

The GIR meeting scheduled for Monday, December 4, at the Gas Company Tower in
Room 2A (second floor) will start from 10:00 AM. to 1:00 PM.

Thank you.

Zenee Angeles
213/244-3831

-----Original Message-----
From:?? Angeles, Zenee G. - TPZGA
Sent:?? Wednesday, November 29, 2000 2:34 PM
To:???? Alexander, Michael@sce; Amirault, Paul@AEC; Bayless, David@Utility;
Beach, Thomas@Crossborder; Burkholder, John@cts/whb; Chancellor,
Craig@Calpine; Counihan, Rick@Green Mountain; Dasovich, Jeff@Enron; Day,
Michael@GMSSR; Dingwall, Brian@UEM; Elsesser, Evelyn@aelaw; Johnson,
Pamela@REMAC; Jun, Christine@aelaw; Karp, Joseph@Whitecase; Keeler, Paul@BR;
Leslie, John@Luce; McCrea, Keith@CIG/CM; Paul, Joe@Dynegy; Pocta, Mark@ORA;
Porter, Doug@SCE; Rochman, Michael@CUB; Rochman, Michael@SPURR; Scott,
Susan@TW; Worster, Gerard@TXU; Zaiontz, Jean@BP

Cc:???? Suwara, J.- TPJUS; Wright, Gillian - TP1GXW; Sullivan, Glen J.
Subject:??????? GIR PD
Importance:???? High

The GIR meeting to discuss the proposed decision issued on November 21 is
scheduled for Monday, December 4, in Room 2A of The Gas Company Tower at 555
West Fifth Street, in Los Angeles.

The following is the Conference Line information for those who are unable to
attend in person:

??????? Dial In No. 1-877-676-6548
??????? Confirmation code 4455426 (please follow prompts)

Parking validations at the GCT building will be available and lunch is
provided.

To assist us in planning, please RSVP to Zenee Angeles via e-mail
(zangeles@sempra.com) or via phone (213/244-3831) on your attendance.

Thank you.


This will confirm our dinner meeting to be held May 23, 2000 at the River
Oaks Grill

   DATE    MAY 23, 2000
   PLACE   WINE ROOM
       RIVER OAKS GRILL
       2630 WESTHEIMER
       (713) 520-1738
   TIME    6:30 PM

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Kay (30643) or
Beverly (57857)

I will look forward to seeing you there.


MARK HAEDICKE,
?
The PEP system closes on Friday, May 25, 2001.
?
Our records indicate that you have not selected reviewers.  Please suggest a
list of reviewers as quickly as possible - the feedback process cannot begin
until your list of reviewers has been reviewed and approved by your
supervisor.
?
To suggest your reviewers, access PEP at http://pep.enron.com and select
'Suggest Reviewers' from the Main Menu.
?
If you have any questions regarding the PRC process or the PEP system, please
contact the PEP Help Desk at:
Houston:  1.713.853.4777, Option 4 or email: perfmgmt@enron.com
London:  44.207.783.4040, Option 4 or email: pep.enquiries@enron.com


Bingaman, Senate Energy Chief, Will Block Bush Plan (Update1)
Bloomberg, 06/05/01

USA: TECO breaks ground on 599-MW Arkansas power plant.
Reuters English News Service, 06/05/01

Reuters to Provide Its Customers With EnronOnline Quotes
Business Wire, 06/05/01

UK: Intl bonds-Telecoms suffer despite positive market.
Reuters English News Service, 06/05/01

Natural gas generators considered to ease electricity demand, prices
Associated Press Newswires, 06/05/01

Waste Management to Start Trading Pulp and Paper (Update1)
Bloomberg, 06/05/01

Profile: Power Play, Who's to Blame for the Energy Crisis?; Lowell Bergman,
"Frontline" correspondent, Laura Holson and Joseph Kahn, The New York Times,
discuss the energy crisis
ABC News: Nightline, 06/04/01

Bingaman, Senate Energy Chief, Will Block Bush Plan (Update1)
2001-06-05 10:50 (New York)

Bingaman, Senate Energy Chief, Will Block Bush Plan (Update1)

     (Adds company names in fourth paragraph and details about
contributions in paragraph 23.)

     Washington, June 5 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush
delivered his energy plan to Senator Frank Murkowski last month,
expecting the Alaska Republican to push it more or less intact
through the Senate and on to passage by the House.
     Now the package intended to boost oil and gas production and
ease some pollution controls is in the hands of Jeff Bingaman. The
New Mexico Democrat disagrees with Bush's approach and wants to
start fresh negotiations on what U.S. policy should be.
     Bingaman, 57, who's spent most of his 19 years in the Senate
out of the spotlight, will become chairman of the Energy and
Natural Resources Committee when Democrats take control of the
Senate later this week.
     Bush wants to make it easier for companies like Enron Corp.,
Exxon Mobil Corp. and BP Plc, to build power plants and pipelines
by easing regulations, and he's opposed to regulating the carbon
dioxide emissions blamed for global warming. Bingaman has
introduced legislation to cut emissions to curb global warming.
     The president's proposal to drill in the Arctic National
Wildlife Refuge, in trouble even with Republicans in charge, is
dead as long as Democrats have control. Bingaman has no plans to
consider it.
     Bush opposes caps on energy prices; Bingaman is cosponsor of
legislation to impose caps on wholesale energy prices in
California although, according to a spokesman, he'd prefer the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission do that on its own.

                         Seeking Consensus

     Bingaman says rather than offer his own plan now, he'll try
to sit down with Republicans and negotiate something both sides
can agree on. There is already agreement on some proposals, such
offering tax credits to encourage domestic drilling and the use by
business of renewable energy technology, such as wind-powered
turbines.
     ``Obviously, I'm going to work for consensus,'' he said.
``There's nothing about much of these issues that should be
partisan.''
     Bingaman says he hasn't decided whether to push a single,
comprehensive energy bill or move issues separately. Democrats may
insist on separate bills for political purposes, said Tim Evans, a
senior energy analyst at IFR Pegasus.
     ``They'll say, `Let's get all of the most vulnerable
Republicans on record supporting drilling and see if they get re-
elected,''' he said.
     Whatever his decision, Bingaman won't meet Murkowski's goal
to have a bill for Bush to sign on July 4.
     ``I'm not anxious to have some artificial deadline so that we
can have a bill-signing ceremony on a holiday,'' Bingaman said.
``I don't think that's the way to legislate.''

                     Visionary or Do-Nothing?

     Throughout his career, Bingaman has made a practice of taking
time to study an issue before acting.
     ``He's something of a visionary,'' said Bruce Black, a former
law partner who became a federal judge in New Mexico after
Bingaman recommended his nomination. ``He sees trends.''
     Opponents see inaction.
     ``He doesn't accumulate much in the way of negatives by not
doing much,'' said John Dendahl, chairman of the Republican Party
of New Mexico.
     Bingaman is a politician who doesn't stray from party
positions, Dendahl said. ``He's not a maverick. He's always been
when the chips are down a straight Democratic voter.'' In 2000,
Bingaman voted with the party leadership 87 percent of the time on
votes in which the two parties took opposing positions, according
to data compiled by Congressional Quarterly.

                        Fundraising Success

     In the Senate, Bingaman's strategy has been to home in on
issues that have been neglected, such as school accountability and
defense research that has civilian uses, work with others, and not
hog the credit.
     ``He wouldn't try to beat it to the front of the class,''
said Ben Alexander, a Bingaman fundraiser.
     That approach appears to have worked: Republicans haven't
been able to budge Bingaman from his Senate seat by appealing to
New Mexicans' distrust of party-line politicians.
     With Alexander's help, Bingaman built a campaign fund that's
helped him fend off rivals. He raised $2.7 million for his 2000 re-
election bid compared with his Republican challenger's $669,000.
     The $295,527 Bingaman got from oil and gas companies and
electric utilities made him the industry's sixth-largest
congressional recipient in last year's elections, according to the
Center for Responsive Politics.
     The oil and gas industry gave $32.6 million overall last year
in campaign contributions. The top contributor, Enron, a pipeline
and energy-trading firm, gave $2.4 million. Exxon, the world's
largest publicly traded oil company, followed with $1.4 million
and BP, the third largest publicly traded oil company, donated
$1.3 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

                     Comparison With Murkowski

     Environmentalists said Bingaman will balance conservation and
production concerns better than Murkowski.
     ``Murkowski wants to jam through an agenda'' to boost
production, said Alyssondra Campaigne, legislative director of the
National Resources Defense Council. Bingaman ``tends to be more
studious and thorough.''
     As chairman, Murkowski has pushed a comprehensive bill that
includes tax incentives to promote the use of alternative energy
and opening 1.5 million acres of the 19-million acres of the
Alaska refuge to oil and gas exploration.
     Bingaman has proposed leasing land in the Gulf of Mexico for
oil production, and that concerns environmentalists.
     ``It would put too much at risk in coastal resources,'' the
NRDC's Campaigne said.

USA: TECO breaks ground on 599-MW Arkansas power plant.

06/05/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

NEW YORK, June 5 (Reuters) - TECO Energy subsidiary TECO Power Services held
a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday on its 599-megawatt natural gas-fired power
plant in Dell, Ark.
Actual construction on the Dell Power Station began in March, the company
said in a statement.
One megawatt provides enough electricity for about 1,000 average homes,
therefore the Dell plant will provide enough electricity for about 600,000
homes.
National Energy Production Corp. (NEPCO), a subsidiary of Houston-based
energy giant Enron Corp. , is building the plant.
The Dell plant, along with a sister plant, the McAdams station in Kosciusko,
Miss., are designed to interconnect with the Entergy transmission system.
Both will sell electricity to wholesale customers in the Southeast and
Midwest, TECO said.
Dell is expected to begin commercial operation in the second half of 2002.
Tampa, Fla.-based TECO Energy units include Tampa Electric, Peoples Gas
System, TECO Transport, TECO Coal, TECO Coalbed Methane, TECO Propane
Ventures and TECO Solutions. TECO Power Services have announced projects to
serve customers in 18 states, spanning the southern half of the U.S.
TECO Energy has ownership in nearly 11,000 megawatts, operating, under
construction or in advanced stages of development worldwide.
- New York Power Desk, 646 223-6074, fax 646 223-6079, e-mail
Eileen.Moustakis@reuters.com.

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Reuters to Provide Its Customers With EnronOnline Quotes

06/05/2001
Business Wire
(Copyright (c) 2001, Business Wire)

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 5, 2001--Reuters (NASDAQ: RTRSY), the global
information, news and technology group, today announced the launch of a new
service called "EnronOnline Real-Time Quotes." Subscribers of the service
have access on their Reuters screen to real-time EnronOnline quotes for
power, natural gas, crude oil and refined products, bandwidth, metals, coal,
emission allowances, sea freight and weather derivatives. In addition, the
quotes are archived so users can retrieve, track, view and analyze the
information over time using their Reuters desktop tools.
Users - including traders, analysts and others - can view bids, offers, and
midpoints as well as the high, low, closing midpoint and change from the
previous day. Using their Reuters tools, they can create charts, models,
position reports and other analysis. Subscribers will not be able to transact
on the quotes through Reuters.
Phil Lynch, Reuters America Co-Chief Executive Officer, said: "With the
increased volatility in energy markets and the growth in online commodities
trading, the EnronOnline Real-Time Quotes service will provide a
comprehensive source of market pricing for our customers."
Subscriptions to EnronOnline Real-Time Quotes are available to Reuters
customers globally. The service provides quotes on North American and
European markets. Quotes are available in real-time during EnronOnline's
market hours. In global markets such as crude oil, quotes are updated 24
hours a day, seven days a week. More information on this service is available
at www.reuters.com/enrononlinequotes.
Since the November, 1999 launch of EnronOnline, the world's largest commodity
trading website, customers have completed over one million transactions on
the site. Today, EnronOnline transacts over $3 billion daily in energy and
other commodities.

Note to Editors:

Reuters (www.about.reuters.com) premier position as a global information,
news and technology group is founded on its reputation for speed, accuracy,
integrity and impartiality combined with continuous technological innovation.
Reuters strength is based on its unique ability to offer customers around the
world a combination of content, technology and connectivity. Reuters makes
extensive use of internet technologies for the widest distribution of
information and news. Around 73 million unique visitors per month access
Reuters content on some 1,400 Internet websites. Reuters is the world's
largest international text and television news agency with 2,500 journalists,
photographers and camera operators in 190 bureaux, serving 160 countries. In
2000 the Group had revenues of (pound)3.59 billion and on 31 December 2000,
the Group employed 18,082 staff in 204 cities in 100 countries. Reuters
celebrates its 150th anniversary this year.

Reuters and the sphere logo are the trademarks of the Reuters group of
companies.

EnronOnline is a trademark of Enron Corp.

CONTACT: Reuters Nancy Bobrowitz / Felicia Cosby 646-223-5220 / 646-223-5223
nancy.bobrowitz@reuters.com felicia.cosby@reuters.com or Middleberg Euro RSCG
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williamf@middleberg.com ayesha@middleberg.com
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UK: Intl bonds-Telecoms suffer despite positive market.

06/05/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - European telecoms firms were hit by rumours of new
issuance and profit taking in the international bond markets on Tuesday while
other industries enjoyed stable prices on good market sentiment.
The Reuters CorpTop index and traders had telecoms spreads - the difference
between the yield on corporate and similarly dated government bonds - between
two and four basis points wider on Tuesday.
Industrial companies and utilities, however, traded two to three basis points
tighter.
The fall in telecoms bonds prices was partly caused by strong indications
from investment banks that Deutsche Telekom is on the verge of launching a
deal for between five and 10 billion euros.
"That rumour has caused some repricing today bu we also have profit taking
after a month-long rally in telecoms prices caused patly by a fall in equity
volatility and partly by a feeling that the harsh part of the storm may have
passed," said one London-based trader.
Telecoms bonds have benefitted from a feeling among many investors that the
immediate danger of credit rating downgrades and further bad news has now
passed.
"Telecoms is a roller coaster but maybe the twists and turns are a little
more gentle than they were four months ago," said one Paris-based trader.
"Also remember that many of these companies are household names and that
attracts the retail market while the possibility of getting a heavier coupon
on further downgrades attracts those out looking for risk," she added.
A good run, however, has triggered some selling as investors look to cash in.
British Telecom's 6.125 percent, February 2006 bond, for example, was trading
two basis points wider on the day, traders said.
Meanwhile, Deutsche Telekom's 6.125 percent July 2005 issue was trading out
seven basis points by 1400 GMT.
Investment banks have been in talks with the German telecom giant for several
months regarding a jumbo bond issue, but Deutsche Telekom's need to make
coupon repayments on outstanding bonds in June and July mean an announcement
is expected soon.
Bankers said they expected the bond to be entirely denominated in euros as
this is where the operator can achieve the best cost of funding.
Deutsche Telekom issued a $14.6 billion transaction last year which was the
largest corporate bond sale ever at the time.
Moody's put Deutsche Telekom's A2 long-term rating on review for a possible
downgrade in March while S&P placed its A-rating on review for a downgrade in
February.
In the primary market insurance firm Swiss Life launched a 300 million euro,
0.50 percent exchangeable bond which can be switched for shares of HSBC
Holdings or Swiss Life itself.
An official from lead manager Lehman Brothers said that the bond was three
times oversubscribed and that a 50 million euro greenshoe - extra bonds held
by the underwriter and released if there is sufficient demand - was also
sold.
The bond was entirely sold to European investors and all buyers where from
major financial institutions, the official said.
Elsewhere in the primary market the European bank for Reconstruction and
Development launched a one billion euro five-year deal. It priced at 52 basis
points over the 4.625 percent May 2006 U.S. Treasury.
Meanwhile, Energy giant Enron sold 10 billion yen due 2004.
British supermarket chain Sainsbury announced that it plans to launch a
benchmark euro bond in the near future. Deutsche Bank and HSBC will lead the
transaction.

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Natural gas generators considered to ease electricity demand, prices

06/05/2001
Associated Press Newswires
Copyright 2001. The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Natural gas generators could ease demand and prices for
electricity in the southern Willamette Valley, where businesses and utilities
are bracing for skyrocketing rates and power shortages.
The biggest proposal is a 500-megawatt power plant that Texas energy giant
Enron Corp. may build on industrial property in the Coburg area, possibly on
the site where Willamette Industries runs a wood products plant.
By comparison, Eugene and neighboring Springfield use a total of about 450
megawatts.
The rest of the proposals are for smaller operations that mostly would be
connected to local businesses and mills.
"Everyone's looking for power," says Frank Lambe, general manager of the
Emerald People's Utility District.
Even if the Enron plant is built within Emerald's service territory, it
doesn't mean the local utility would get any of the power.
Enron, with revenues of more than $100 billion, typically sells power to the
highest bidder.
In fact, an Enron plant likely would require Emerald to buy another 10
megawatts of electricity on the open market to run the plant's lights,
heating and other needs.
Emerald board member Katherine Schacht, who represents the Coburg area, said
she's concerned that the power from the Enron plant would go to California
rather than helping meet local energy needs.
She also said "there are a lot of questions that need to be asked and
answered" about the plant's impact on water, air quality and other issues.
The Enron plant would be similar to those now under construction in the
Hermiston area and in Klamath Falls. Those plants are several stories high,
emit large amounts of carbon dioxide and consume between 2,000 and 2,400
gallons of water a minute.
Carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, isn't a regulated pollutant.
Enron and the businesses considering their own generators would buy natural
gas from the main north-south pipeline that runs down the Willamette Valley.
The plans are only preliminary, but they illustrate growing concern about
future price increases that could reach 100 percent this fall and worries
that the region will suffer energy shortages for the next several years.
Many businesses also see a chance to make money by generating electricity in
a market with wholesale prices that have jumped over $300 a megawatt - 10
times the going rate a year ago.
Enron hasn't applied for any permits for a plant in the Eugene area, nor has
the company given the state an official notice that it intends to build the
plant.
But Enron has notified the Bonneville Power Administration, the federal power
marketing agency in Portland that supplies the Northwest with half its
electricity, that it is considering building the plant.
If Enron does build a plant in the Eugene area, it would need a permit from
the Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority to emit nitrogen oxides and any
other contaminants.
A large plant also would need approval from the Oregon Energy Facilities
Siting Council, as well as local jurisdictions if it requires land use
changes.

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Waste Management to Start Trading Pulp and Paper (Update1)
2001-06-05 16:15 (New York)

Waste Management to Start Trading Pulp and Paper (Update1)

     (Adds closing share price.)

     Houston, June 5 (Bloomberg) -- Waste Management Inc., North
America's largest trash hauler, formed a pulp- and paper-trading
group to help control the risk of price swings from its recycling
business.
     The largest recycling company, Houston-based Waste Management
expects trading to begin in the third quarter, the company said in
a Business Wire release. It runs 190 facilities for collecting
such items as paper, plastic, glass and aluminum.
     Trading will begin gradually as the company emphasizes
management of the 4 million tons of paper it handles annually,
President A. Maurice Myers said in the statement.
     Other companies also have begun trading in pulp and paper
items such as old newspapers and corrugated containers. Enron
Corp., an energy-trading and pipeline company, is applying its gas-
and power-trading models to paper. It owns a newsprint mill in
Garfield, New Jersey, and another in Canada.
     Waste Management shares rose 56 cents to $28.40. The company
had sales of $12.5 billion last year.

Profile: Power Play, Who's to Blame for the Energy Crisis?; Lowell Bergman,
"Frontline" correspondent, Laura Holson and Joseph Kahn, The New York Times,
discuss the energy crisis

06/04/2001
ABC News: Nightline
(c) Copyright 2001, American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Announcer: June 4th, 2001. CHRIS BURY host:
Rolling power blackouts, bankrupt utilities, skyrocketing electricity prices.
Unidentified Man #1: It is the most volatile commodity in the world.
BURY: Are power generators gouging consumers?
Unidentified Woman #1: I think it's pretty appalling that the folks who sell
us power can charge whatever they want.
Mr. KENNETH L. LAY (Chairman, Enron): And every time there's a shortage or a
little bit of a price spike, it is always collusion or conspiracy or
something. I mean, it always makes people feel better that way.
BURY: And right in the middle, a federal agency you've probably never heard
of.
Mr. CURTIS HEBERT (Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission): They
didn't build this monopolistic system overnight, and we won't change it
overnight either.
BURY: Tonight, Power Play, Who's to Blame for the Energy Crisis?
Announcer: From ABC News, this is NIGHTLINE. Substituting for Ted Koppel and
reporting from Washington, Chris Bury.
BURY: California is known as the great American incubator. From hem lines to
Hula-Hoops, the Golden State gives birth to trends that often spread east.
That is why so many states are paying close attention to California's
troubled attempt at deregulating electricity. Last week, California Governor
Gray Davis asked President Bush for help in the form of a price cap on power
companies. The president said no. Now Governor Davis is threatening to sue
the federal agency that regulates electricity prices. More on that later.
But first, the results of a new ABC News/Washington Post poll. It suggests
that President Bush is developing an energy problem. When asked what they
think of the president's performance on energy, a clear majority, 58 percent,
say they disapprove. That's up 15 percent since Mr. Bush released his energy
plan. When asked if they think the United States is heading into an energy
crisis, six in 10 Americans answer yes.
TEXT:
ABC News POLL The Washington Post
Margin of Error +-3.0%
How do you rate the president's performance on energy?
June 3 May 13
Disapprove 58% 43%
Do you think the US is heading into an energy crisis?
Yes 61% No 36%
BURY: California is already there. For months now, The New York Times and the
public broadcasting program "Frontline" have teamed up to investigate. Their
collaboration, "Blackout," airs tomorrow night on many PBS stations. It
documents a colossal mismatch in the brand new game of buying and selling
power on the open market. It's like the New York Yankees against the Toledo
Mud Hens.
Unidentified Woman #2: We didn't use his five because their minimum was, you
know, higher than what we were willing to pay.
Unidentified Man #2: I'll sell you 108 now.
BURY: (VO) On one side, companies such as Enron, the Texas energy broker,
trade electricity like any other commodity. A sophisticated trading operation
buys and sells billions of dollars worth of energy every day. It's the
largest company of its kind in the world.
Unidentified Man #3: See what I'm saying?
KELLY: CRS. This is Kelly.
BURY: (VO) On the other side, in this converted department store in
Sacramento, is California's trading team.
Unidentified Man #4: This is the operations center. This is the--this is the
location where we make energy purchases and fill the state of California
energy requirements.
BURY: (VO) Here, employees drafted from the state's water department go
head-to-head with the pros from Enron and other companies. Since 1999, the
cost to California has skyrocketed from $7 billion to an estimated $60
billion this year, an increase of 750 percent. And the demand for
electricity, up less than 5 percent.
(OC) In their documentary, reporters for The New York Times and "Frontline"
address a fundamental question, who's to blame? Narrating this segment is
"Frontline" correspondent Lowell Bergman.
Unidentified Man #5: Our forecast reserves look like they'd be pretty thin
over the peak as well.
Unidentified Man #6: How much is...
LOWELL BERGMAN reporting:
(VO) The power industry blames the high prices on shortages brought on by
California's failure to build any major power plants over the last decade,
despite a booming economy.
Mr. LAY: I mean, we have a supply/demand imbalance. Too much demand, too
little supply in California.
BERGMAN: (VO) Not everyone agrees. Consumer advocates in California accuse
the generators of actually withholding supply.
Ms. NETTIE HOGE (Executive Director, TURN): The idea that all of a sudden we
had a supply crunch is preposterous. What happened is, all of a sudden, the
new plant owners and the traders, like Mr. Lay's organization, looked at the
data and figured out how to manipulate the market. As soon as that happened,
the prices never went down again. If it was totally a supply problem, why
would we have excess prices at 5:00 in the morning on Christmas Day when
nobody but Santa is working?
BERGMAN: (VO) The generators, in turn, say they shut down plants for routine
winter maintenance.
Mr. LAY: Every time there's a shortage or a little bit of a price spike, it's
always collusion or conspiracy or something. I mean, it always makes people
feel better that way.
BERGMAN: But you know as well as I do that the price--it's nice for a
business.
Mr. LAY: Yeah.
BERGMAN: You're in the business of--of making money for your shareholders.
Mr. LAY: Mm-hmm.
BERGMAN: Right, as a company?
Mr. LAY: Yeah.
BERGMAN: So you would be foolish, as you said, to turn down the kind of money
you could make this past winter in California. Is--isn't there a...
Mr. LAY: I--I--I think you put words in my mouth out there.
BERGMAN: OK.
Mr. LAY: I said we--we made some money in California. We made some money
across the country and around the world. I mean, and as I tell my friends in
California, Enron was doing quite well before California imploded.
Unidentified Man #7: So you can't blame the Enrons. I mean, they're the
guys--that's--that's what they do. They try to make as much money from the
money that they get invested. You blame the regulators.
BERGMAN: (VO) Across the country, tucked in an out of the way building behind
Union Station in Washington, DC, sits the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission or FERC. FERC's commissioners are appointed by the president and
control a $250 billion energy sector critical to America's economy. With the
coming of deregulation, state control over wholesale electricity rates passed
to the federal government, making FERC the final arbiter of just and
reasonable rates. It's a power FERC has been reluctant to use.
Curt Hebert is a protege of Senator Trent Lott, who convinced President
Clinton to appoint Hebert to the FERC in 1997. In January, President Bush
made him the FERC chairman, and Hebert has made no bones about where he
stands on free markets.
Mr. HEBERT: The rules of competition govern that economies work, that choice
works. It's why we're American. We inherently like choice. It's why we left
the mother country. We didn't like the rules they were setting. We wanted to
make our own rules. We want our own choices and we believe that works.
BERGMAN: OK, but is electricity different?
Mr. HEBERT: It's a transition . It takes some time. Look, they didn't build
this monopolistic system overnight, and we won't change it overnight either.
Mr. WILLIAM MASSEY (FERC Commissioner): Without some effective price control
this summer, I fear for the worst.
BERGMAN: (VO) William Massey is a FERC commissioner, a Democrat, who has
found himself in opposition to his chairman.
Unidentified Man #8: Mr. Massey, what is the nub of the disagreement that you
have with Mr. Hebert?
Mr. MASSEY: I think what it boils down to is a philosophical disagreement
about the role of my agency in ensuring just and reasonable prices.
I think it's long past time for this agency to step in and--and impose a
temporary time out on the markets.
Mr. HEBERT: Well, that is the problem because these people are saying
temporary, but they don't mean temporary. It's kind of like the temporary
rent control you have in New York. It's not temporary at all. Matter of fact,
you know, in Washington, DC, we don't do temporary very well, and that's a
problem.
BERGMAN: (VO) In fact, late last year, after six months of unrelenting high
prices in California, the FERC finally did declare California's rates unjust
and unreasonable, but took no action.
Governor GRAY DAVIS (Governor, California): So they found these people guilty
a year ago. They just haven't agreed on the sentence.
BERGMAN: Well, we talked with Curt Hebert. And we got...
Gov. DAVIS: Well that's, you know.
BERGMAN: That's what?
Gov. DAVIS: Lots of luck.
BERGMAN: What do you mean, "Lot's of luck"?
Gov. DAVIS: Because...
BERGMAN: He's the federal--he's the guy you are turning to to give you the
money.
Gov. DAVIS: He is the chairman of the commission. But he has not been overly
sympathetic to California. He's more of an ideologue than a problem solver.
BERGMAN: Well, he's saying you just want him to give you short-term relief,
price caps, which won't solve the problem.
Gov. DAVIS: Problems meaning fattening the balance sheet of already
enormously wealthy energy companies.
BURY: How much blame do the energy companies really deserve?
BERGMAN: Watch your--your heating bills, your natural gas bills, which are,
to a certain extent, reflected in your electricity bill. And don't think that
this couldn't happen where you are.
BURY: And how much of this energy crisis did California bring upon itself?
Those questions when we come back.
Announcer: This is ABC News: NIGHTLINE, brought to you by...
(Commercial break)
BURY: Joining us from Boston, Lowell Bergman, the correspondent for
tomorrow's "Frontline" broadcast. From our Los Angeles bureau, Laura Holson,
a business correspondent for The New York Times, who's been covering the
California energy crisis. And here in Washington, Joe Kahn, who reports on
energy and economics for The New York Times.
Laura, just before the break, we heard California Governor Davis blaming the
energy companies and the federal regulators. How much of his argument is
sinking in. In other words, whom do Californians blame for this?
Ms. LAURA HOLSON (The New York Times): The interesting thing is Californians
blame everybody for this ap--for what has happened with the energy crisis.
They blame the governor for not responding quickly enough to a crisis that
started, you know, a year ago, if you really, you know, look at when prices
starting going up. They are angry at their utilities who they feel have
failed them. They have often had very close kind of paternal relationships
with their utilities and they feel that they've been cheated. And they are
very angry with the power generators, in particular, who they feel are
charging them just exorbitant amounts for energy.
In particular, there was a company last week, a power generator that said it
charged consumers, rather the utilities, 4,000, nearly $4,000 per megawatt
hour, which is enough to light a thousand homes for one hour. And when they
heard this, they were outraged. They just thought, you know, `How can this
be? How can we get,' in their terms, kind of ripped off by power generators
who are using them to make, you know, a lot of money.
BURY: Joe Kahn we heard those poll numbers from this survey out tonight
suggesting that President Bush has a bit of a public relations problem on
energy. How is that going to affect the politics here in Washington?
Mr. JOSEPH KAHN (The New York Times): Well, clearly the--President Bush and
the White House are calculating that by the time people have to go to the
polls to select a new president, a slew of new power plants will be online in
California. Electricity prices, presumably, will come down quite a bit and
their free market stance on this will not ultimately cost him at the polls.
It's not as clear that Republicans in the Congress have the same commitment.
This has already been a very turbulent time in Washington with the Democrats
now in control of the Senate. I think you can expect to see a legislative
initiative by the Democrats to introduce some kind of price caps in
California. Some Republicans may sign on to that. Some have already indicated
that they will. It's going to be a real knockdown political flight--fight in
Washington over what the strategy ought to be.
BURY: Lowell Bergman, talk a little bit about that free market activity that
Joe just mentioned. We saw the clip from your documentary with the--the
traders from Enron pitted against the--the buyers from California. And I must
say, it really did look like a mismatch.
BERGMAN: Well, in fact, some of the people at Enron told us that they welcome
the day when PG&E and Southern California Edison, the regular utilities get
back in the marketplace because they do feel like they've got them, if you
will, outgunned. And--but I should point out to the audience, that when Laura
was talking about this $3800 a megawatt hour, which was Duke Energy Company,
the normal price, if you will, the standard price for a megawatt hour was
around 40 or less. So the level of profit that we're talking about is what
people are upset about. And the problem here is--is primarily that in a free
market and the way that the marketplace in California is set up in
particular, there's no limit to what could be--could be charged when you get
close to that area of scarcity with electricity. Electricity truly is
different and as Jeff Skillings says in our documentary, he's the CEO of
Enron, it is the most volatile commodity in the world.
BURY: Yet, at the same time, Joe, we are seeing electricity traded as if it
were oil or soybeans or steel. I mean, how is electricity different?
Mr. KAHN: Well, for economic reasons, it's different in a--in a couple of key
respects. For one thing, it's an absolutely vital commodity. People aren't
prepared to do without it. Moreover, electricity powers every other part of
the economy. So, it's one of these sort of fundamental rights that we have.
In fact, as far back as the New Deal, Franklin Roosevelt made clear that
electricity was so important that it would be subject to federal legislation
guaranteeing everybody in this country just and reasonable electricity
prices.
BURY: But just and reasonable electricity prices, Laura, do you want to pick
up the question of well, who determines what's just and reasonable here?
Ms. HOLSON: Well, it's very clear that President Bush believes that the
market, you know, sets what's just and reasonable. And, you know, that has
not been what Governor Davis has said at all. He believes that because this
is a commodity that people, you know, believe is guaranteed that there should
be some price cap on it. It's an interesting, if you will, situation when
business and politics kind of intersect. Governor Davis said very early on
that he did not want two things to happen in California. One is that the
utilities would go bankrupt and the second was that rates would be raised for
consumers. And he's in a very tight spot right now because those two things
that he did not want to happen indeed have happened. And it only looks like
it will get worse this summer when experts have said Californians can expect
another 260 hours of blackouts.
BURY: Laura, we have to take a break. But when we come back, we want to
address the question of whether power companies are doing what just comes
naturally to them. Back with our guests in a moment.
(Commercial break)
BURY: We're back with "Frontline"'s Lowell Bergman and Laura Holson and Joe
Kahn of The New York Times.
Joe, aren't these power companies doing exactly what they are supposed to be
doing, which is maxi--maximizing profits and to get the biggest return for
their shareholders?
Mr. KAHN: Sure. That's their responsibility. They--they have no excuse for
arbitrarily lowering the price that they could charge for electricity if the
market will bear a higher price.
BURY: Lowell Bergman, in your documentary, do you find any evidence that the
power companies are--are gouging consumers or doing anything illegal?
BERGMAN: Well, illegality, no one really has any serious evidence, although
there have been lots of allegations and there's been lots of speculation
about it. But we should also point out in the documentary and in The Times
that some of the companies are starting to realize, it seems, that even
though they are owed hundreds of millions, in some cases $500 million or more
still by these bankrupt utilities, they're going to have to take a hair cut
as Governor Davis describes it. They're going to have to make some bargain.
And I think we may...
BURY: Let me jump in there. What do you mean they're going to have to get a
hair cut?
BERGMAN: Well, apparently, that's Governor Davis's way of telling them that
they're going to have to take less to a--less than a full dollar payment for
what they are owed, and that there has to be some kind of settlement here of
between the various parties, other we're not--otherwise we won't see any
progress.
BURY: Lowell, one of the old cliches in investigative reporting is follow the
money. And much has been made of this argument that the Bush administration,
accusations have been made, that the Bush administration is too cozy with the
power companies and the power company regulators. What did you find in your
reporting?
BERGMAN: Well, we found that Vice President Cheney was very up front about
it, I mean, about his relationship with Ken Lay, the head of Enron, the fact
that he built a stadium for Enron when he was head of Halliburton. You know,
the vice president is the first CEO of a Fortune 500 company to hold
presidential office in the history of the United States. So--but they are
very open and up front and balance this relationship with their friends and
with the people who they feel comfortable with.
BURY: Laura Holson, this idea that so many Texas companies are profiting from
California's misery, as it were, I suppose Californians find that
particularly infuriating.
Ms. HOLSON: It's funny, in the San Francisco Bay area when I was growing up
near there, there was this great rivalry between the San Francisco 49ers,
which is, as we all know, a football team and the Dallas Cowboys. And that
seems to be replaced, if you will, with consumers in California who look at
Texas gen--at, you know, a lot of the power generators, which are based in
Texas, and who they feel now are just, you know, making a lot of money off
them. It's--there's always been a rivalry between those two states. And now I
think it's deeply personal because it's hitting consumers, or as they believe
it, it's hitting them in their pocket books.
BURY: Joe Kahn, how long before these new power plants are going to be coming
on line? And before they do, or in the time before they do, what--what is it
that the federal government can do to help California out?
Mr. KAHN: Well, it--it will probably be about 18 months before sufficient new
power comes online in California to start substantially changing the supply
and demand equation there. And that's a very speedy pace. That's with a very
expedited permit process for new plants. The governor in California has put a
lot of effort into building new plats--plants quickly.
BURY: So what happens between now and then?
Mr. KAHN: Well, that's the question. That's the debate. The Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission has the power under the Federal Power Act, in fact some
people argue it has the obligation under the Federal Power Act to ensure that
just and reasonable electricity rates prevail in California at all times. It
can't just selectively choose the times. And it has already found at the end
of last year that rates in California are unjust and unreasonable.
BURY: So what's it doing about that?
Mr. KAHN: Well, it's--it's tried a variety of compromise measures so far,
very limited price controls on certain kinds of electricity sales during
emergency hours. So far that appears to be an insignificant contribution to
reducing the overall electricity bill in California.
BURY: Laura, Governor Davis is demanding wholesale price controls. President
Bush has made it pretty clear that he's not going to lean that way. What
options does Governor Davis have?
Ms. HOLSON: You know, it's--again he's stuck in this place where it--it
doesn't look like he's got any kind of real out. I mean, he can try to
demand. He can demand as much as he wants from the power generators, but if
the federal government doesn't step in, he really can't do anything. The
interesting thing, at least I see kind of going forward, is how Californians
have really adapted to a really, you know, awful situation. There's a law
that's being proposed right now in California in which businesses will know
months in advance whether their neighborhood is going to be impacted by a
blackout so they can plan. I mean, we've almost turned into--if anybody
remembers traveling through Italy during their college days, you always kind
of knew when the airlines or the trains were going to go on strike because
they told you a day ahead of time. And that's very much what's happening in
California where they're warning people, you know, two days, an hour, you
know, one day ahead of time so that they can prepare.
BURY: That's a pretty dark scenario. Lowell, we just have a few seconds left,
what lessons should the rest of the country take from California's crisis?
BERGMAN: Well, watch your--your heating bills, your natural gas bills, which
are to a certain extent reflected in your electricity bills. And don't think
that this couldn't happen where you are. And I think that the industry itself
is beginning to understand that the crisis in California may, in fact, impact
on the future of deregulation nationally.
BURY: Lowell Bergman, Laura Holson, Joe Kahn, thank you so much for joining
us tonight.
BERGMAN: Thank you.
Mr. KAHN: Thank you.
Ms. HOLSON: Thank you.
BURY: When we come back, an update on a NIGHTLINE broadcast from just over a
month ago.
Announcer: To receive a daily e-mail about each evening's NIGHTLINE and a
preview of special broadcasts, logon to the NIGHTLINE page at abcNEWS.com.
(Commercial break)
BURY: In May, we profiled the case of death row inmate Johnny Paul Penry,
convicted of murdering the sister of a former pro football player. Today, the
Supreme Court overturned Penry's death sentence. It ruled, six to three, that
the jury did not have clear instructions on how to weigh his mental
retardation when it sentenced him. The court will take up the broader issue,
whether executing the mentally retarded is cruel and unusual punishment, in
its next term.
That's our report for tonight. I'm Chris Bury in Washington. For all of us
here at ABC News, good night.

Copyright , 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


I ran a total on the Medicare Bills that I will be submitting to Dad's
alternate
Insurance Co.   Most of these bills have been paid by Dow insurance so we are
in
good shape as of $$ still owed.   Anyway when I finished compiling the list,
total was about $12,145.   I'm waiting on MD Anderson to sent me a copy of the
pathology report before I actually file.

Thought you guys might be interested to know this tad bit of info.


In an hour or so, I will be sending Carol a paragraph to be inserted in the
amending agreement which will fix the product definitions in the relevant
confirmation letters.----cgy

 -----Original Message-----
From:  St Clair, Carol
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 7:55 AM
To: Conwell, Wendy
Cc: Yoder, Christian
Subject: RE: MEGA Deals to Assigned

Wendy:
Christian will be handling this with Rhonda's assistance as this is an area
that I am not yet familiar on.

Carol St. Clair
EB 3889
713-853-3989 (Phone)
713-646-3393 (Fax)
carol.st.clair@enron.com

	Wendy Conwell/ENRON@enronXgate 06/07/2001 09:12 AM 	   To: Carol St
Clair/HOU/ECT@ECT  cc: Tracy Ngo/ENRON@enronXgate  Subject: RE: MEGA Deals to
Assigned

Carol,

I tried to contract Morgan yesterday but Debbie Hart said she would have to
call me back.  If I don't hear from here by noon, I will give her another
call.  Also, I am assuming that you will be handling adding the product
definitions as indicated below in the amendment.  Let me know if this is not
the case.

Wendy

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Denton, Rhonda
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 4:59 PM
To: Conwell, Wendy
Cc: Murphy, Melissa Ann; St Clair, Carol; Ngo, Tracy; Yoder, Christian
Subject: RE: MEGA Deals to Assigned

The following deal confirmations do not contain the product definitions for
SP-15 delivery (CAISO) and Palo Verde/Mid Columbia (West Firm)

226189 (SP15)
220051 (SP15)
220052 (SP15)
249547 (PV)
200536 (MidC)

Therefore, the amendment will need to contain the definition of CAISO Energy
and West Firm Energy.

From: Wendy Conwell/ENRON@enronXgate on 06/06/2001 03:31 PM
To: Rhonda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Melissa Ann Murphy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tracy
Ngo/ENRON@enronXgate, Christian Yoder/ENRON@enronXgate
Subject: RE: MEGA Deals to Assigned

To Rhonda,

My bad...It looks like MEGA is assigning ALL of its physical power positions
with EPMI to ENA.  The attached spreadsheet below has the options in the
lower section, which should really be part of the "to be assigned" group.

To All,

Sorry for the confusion,

Wendy

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Conwell, Wendy
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 2:53 PM
To: Denton, Rhonda
Cc: Murphy, Melissa Ann; St Clair, Carol; Ngo, Tracy; Yoder, Christian
Subject: MEGA Deals to Assigned

Please find attached a spreadsheet which matches up the MEGA Deals with the
EPMI deals to be assigned from MEGA to Morgan.  Please review deal numbers
for accuracy and then review the confirms to ensure that all necessary West
Product Definitions are either in the confirm.  If they are not in the
confirm, they need to be identified in the amendment to the Master Agreement
with Morgan.

Thanks,
Wendy

 << File: Deals COB 052801 (to assign to mscg).xls >>


I hope we are confirming trades under the new TXU ISDA Master...?!
---------------------- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 04/27/2000 08:20 AM
---------------------------

From:  Tanya Rohauer
   04/26/2000 11:03 AM

To: Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: TXU

Are we confirming trades under the new ISDA yet?  Should CRM put you back on
our distribution now that Marie is gone?


You and I need to sit down and discuss in some detail John Ale's contract and yours.  Let me know when a good time would be.

 thanks


i'm considering this terminated.


Not sure if anyone is interested, but please call Jeff Dasovich for more info.

Jim

---------------------- Forwarded by James D Steffes/NA/Enron on 04/12/2001
09:17 PM ---------------------------
From: Jeff Dasovich on 04/11/2001 06:09 PM
Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
To: skean@enron.com, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, James D
Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Harry Kingerski/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan J
Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT, Sandra McCubbin/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: RE:  Energy Summit II

This seems principally to be a "help Davis now" sort of exercise, but perhaps
there's a business opportunity in it for EES.  Thoughts?
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 04/11/2001 06:02 PM -----

	"Carl Guardino" <cguardino@svmg.org>
	04/12/2001 01:15 AM
	Please respond to cguardino

		 To: <cguardino@svmg.org>
		 cc:
		 Subject: RE:  Energy Summit II

Dear Silicon Valley Leader:

Please plan to join the Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group, San Jose Mayor
Ron Gonzales, Santa Clara County Supervisor Jim Beall and other key
community leaders for a "Santa Clara County Energy Summit II."

The goal of the Summit is simple - and critical: What IMMEDIATE steps can
each of us individually and collectively take to get California through the
summer months, to minimize rolling blackouts.  With that in mind, we will
focus on QUANTIFIABLE deliverables relative to conservation, load management
during peak periods, generation and state policies.

Special thanks to SVMG Member Company, Synopsys, for offering to host the
Summit, which will take place On Friday, May 4, from 8 a.m. (sharp) until 12
Noon at their Sunnyvale company site, 455 North Mary Avenue, Building 2.

Invitations and registration materials to follow.  If you have any
questions, or require additional information, please call the SVMG offices
at 408/501-7864, or simply respond to this e-mail.

 - winmail.dat


It was a compliment!


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