I think something was wrong with the phone system - I should have thought to call your cell.

next time...

Cooper

From:	Robert Anderson/ENRON@enronXgate on 05/07/2001 09:19 AM CDT
To:	Cooper Richey/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc:	Craig Mclurg/CAL/ECT@ECT, Colin Poon Tip/CAL/ECT@ECT
Subject:	RE: Fundamentals Web Development Conference Call

Odd.... I was here... I will look into any possible phone problems.

Just to be sure: (503)464-8132

If this should ever happen again, please try my cell: (503)708-0867

I am sorry for the inconvenience.... I wasn't avoiding you guys. :)

Thanks!
Bob

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Richey, Cooper
Sent:	Friday, May 04, 2001 4:03 PM
To:	Anderson, Robert
Cc:	Mclurg, Craig; Poon Tip, Colin
Subject:	RE: Fundamentals Web Development Conference Call

Bob,

we had the meeting today called your desk at 1pm PDX time with no answer.   not sure what went on there
because we also didn't get your voicemail.

we'll have to catch up next week.

From:	Robert Anderson/ENRON@enronXgate on 05/04/2001 04:52 PM CDT
To:	Cooper Richey/CAL/ECT@ECT, Robert Anderson/ENRON@enronXgate
cc:	Craig Mclurg/CAL/ECT@ECT, Colin Poon Tip/CAL/ECT@ECT, "Greg K Berry/CAL/ECT@ECT cmclurg" <Greg K Berry/CAL/ECT@ECT cmclurg@cadvision.com>@SMTP@enronXgate
Subject:	RE: Fundamentals Web Development Conference Call

Didn't receive a call today.... you guys are probably just really busy.

Should we do it on Monday, or just wait until next Thursday?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cooper Richey
Sent:	Thursday, May 03, 2001 6:46 PM
To:	Robert Anderson
Cc:	Craig Mclurg; Colin Poon Tip; Greg K Berry/CAL/ECT@ECT cmclurg
Subject:	Re: Fundamentals Web Development Conference Call

Bob (and all),

let's postpone until tomorrow (or next week if you're not available) - no need to force the meeting.

can you do it tomorrow at the normal time?

Cooper

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Robert Anderson
05/03/2001 11:11 AM
To:	Craig Mclurg/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc:	Cooper Richey/CAL/ECT@ECT, Colin Poon Tip/CAL/ECT@ECT, Greg K Berry/CAL/ECT@ECT cmclurg@cadvision.com
Subject:	Re: Fundamentals Web Development Conference Call   << OLE Object: StdOleLink >>

Calgary Gang -

I have a doctor's appointment this afternoon, and will be leaving a little early. Can we do this at 12:00 Portland time?


---------------------- Forwarded by Sandra F Brawner/HOU/ECT on 11/10/2000
02:47 PM ---------------------------

LCJO@dynegy.com on 11/10/2000 10:39:21 AM
To: TJRO@dynegy.com, JJDA@dynegy.com, GGHA@dynegy.com, SAHA@dynegy.com,
LJx4@swbell.net, johns@amerexenergy.com, sandra.f.brawner@enron.com
cc:
Subject: FW: good for a CLEAN LAUGH

DON'T WORRY....NOTHING DISTASTEFUL HERE.  VERY FUNNY THOUGH.

---------------------- Forwarded by Lance C Jordan/HOU/Dynegy on 11/10/2000
10:37 AM ---------------------------

Andrew Benanti <ABenanti@prebon.com> on 11/09/2000 02:39:53 PM

To:   "'lcjo@dynegy.com'" <lcjo@dynegy.com>
cc:

Subject:  FW: good for a laugh

----------
From:  Terry Simmons
Sent:  Thursday, November 09, 2000 3:33 PM
To:  Andrew Benanti; Kevin Amerio
Subject:  FW: good for a laugh

----------
From:     Ken Newman[SMTP:knewman@falconsafety.com]
<mailto:[SMTP:knewman@falconsafety.com]>
Reply To:      knewman@falconsafety.com <mailto:knewman@falconsafety.com>
Sent:     Thursday, November 09, 2000 3:33 PM
To:  Bud Katzmann (E-mail); Bud Pellechia (E-mail); Dave Kells (E-mail);
Dave Savino (E-mail); Dean Mitchell (E-mail); Harold Newman (E-mail); Holly
Westra (E-mail); Jeff Rehling (E-mail); Jim Lomker (E-mail); Jim Laudenbach
(E-mail); John Colarusso (E-mail); John Schuberth (E-mail); Ken Niese
(E-mail); Michelle Wollman (E-mail); Paul Klein (E-mail); Pete Joachim
(E-mail); Rich Stout (E-mail); Steve Johnson (E-mail); T Pier - Work
(E-mail); Terry Gutshall (E-mail); Terry Simmons (E-mail); Tom Silvia
(E-mail); ballstriker@aol.com <mailto:ballstriker@aol.com>
Subject:  FW: good for a laugh

 <<funny_pics.doc>>

If you don't laugh at these you need a vacation!
-----Original Message-----
From: Michelle Symonds [mailto:MLSYMONDS@klsm.com]
<mailto:[mailto:MLSYMONDS@klsm.com]>
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 3:02 PM
To: Diane Estabrooks (E-mail); George Soukas (E-mail); Ken Newman
(E-mail); Marie Stagnitti (E-mail); Matt Blasick (E-mail); Michael
Gibbons (E-mail); Bethany A. Curry; Megan Forney
Subject: good for a laugh

 <<funny_pics.doc>>

Some of these are pretty funny!

(See attached file: funny_pics.doc)

 - funny_pics.doc


Was your "Yes" an answer to my question or Bruce's?  I hope it was mine - any
particular preferences/schedule issues?

I can bring some sailing stuff for you - cruising guide to the Virgin Islands
and a couple of sailing videos if you want.

"Pier, Greg" <gpier@doubleclick.net> on 10/26/99 04:01:46 PM
To: "'Bruce Hutt'" <bhutt@ankarcapital.com>, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: "Pier, Greg" <gpier@doubleclick.net>
Subject: RE: $

Yes

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Bruce Hutt [SMTP:bhutt@ankarcapital.com]
 Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 4:38 PM
 To: Mark Taylor
 Cc: Pier, Greg
 Subject: Re: $

 This?
 -----Original Message-----
 From: Mark Taylor <mtaylo1@ect.enron.com>
 To: Bruce Hutt <bhutt@ankarcapital.com>
 Cc: Pier, Greg <gpier@doubleclick.net>
 Date: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 3:04 PM
 Subject: $

 >
 >
 >Thanks for taking care of that.  I'm glad the Moorings was able to
 accomodate
 >us.
 >
 >Will you guys be free to get together Sunday eve.?
 >
 >
 >


-----Original Message-----
From: 	"Btu" <subs@btu.net>@ENRON
Sent:	Friday, December 14, 2001 5:28 PM
To:	"Btu Weekly" <>@ENRON
Subject:	Btu Weekly

Attached is the latest issue of Btu Weekly

e-mail: info@Btu.net
phone: 732-758-8222
fax: 732-758-8286

 - wg121701.pdf


Easter is good for us.


LAST CALL for BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS AND QUOTES for this week's EnTouch
Newsletter.

Please submit your news by 12 noon today.

Thanks!
Kathie Grabstald
x 3-9610


Guys, how are the business units doing on the "talent pipeline" since we have
put this on auto-pilot?  Is HR still providing resumes?

Regards
Delainey


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Meyer/HOU/ECT on 10/31/2000 12:50
PM ---------------------------

	From:  Chris Meyer                           10/31/2000 12:50 PM

To: Fred Mitro/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Dave Kellermeyer/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Lincoln - EIS issue REVISED ANSWER

4.  Are the facilities FERC jurisdictional for environmental impact statement
purposes pursuant to 18 C.F.R. Part 380?
  Assuming the "facilities" are the lateral and interconnect, the answer is
no.

We noticed that the only facility with information about this issue was the
pipeline at Lincoln, although the information seemed to suggest that only the
pipeline was subject to the EIS process.  See 2.02.12.G.  Was the rest of the
Lincoln facility subject to the EIS process?

 Fred - someone other than me will have to answer this question as I assume
the "Lincoln facility" refers to the plant.
 I also need to see document 2.02.12G in order to see why they believe the
pipeline was subject to the EIS process.

 What was the outcome of the EIS process for the pipeline?

 The interconnect facilities upstream of the intersection of the lateral and
N. Border's Manhattan Station are subject to FERC jurisdiction.  N. Border
completed the hot tap and interconnect facilities ( the permanent will be
finished by December 1) under its blanket authorization and in compliance
with any notice and/or permitting requirements.  As for the lateral, this was
handled by Peoples.  Fred or Dave may be in a better position to ascertain
any EIS process completed by Peoples.


Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com
April 27, 2001

Waiting for the payoff

Cable television independent Comcast has a terrific franchise, but the
stock has gone nowhere. Now it looks ready to pay off.

By Michael Sivy

Sometimes businesses have great franchises and are well run, but you'd
never know it from the share price. Momentum investors would tell you to
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fundamentals, and if you're really a long-term investor, you should be
willing to wait. As superstar investor Warren Buffett says, the stock
market transfers money from the active to the patient.

A perfect case in point is Comcast [CMCSK], the No. 3 cable television
company (after AT&T and AOL Time Warner, the owner of this website). I
recommended Comcast stock in December 1999 at $52 a share and over the next
five months it fell 40 percent to around $30 a share, at which point I
recommended it again. Now, at $44, I still like what I see.

There were several reasons for last year's decline. Most cable stocks
dropped in the initial phases of the Tech Wreck (although most of them
turned up long before other tech stocks did). Comcast also suffered after
reporting lower-than-expected earnings for last year's first quarter, in
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couple of years from now as Comcast cashes in on its first-rate technology
and enjoys soaring free cash flow.

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Jonathan Miller
Kentucky State Treasurer

August 2001

Dear Friends:

    With the official launch of Kentucky's Affordable Prepaid Tuition (KAPT)
only weeks away, the program is buzzing with new developments and
initiatives.  I write to update you - and ask for your help in spreading the
word in time for our October 15 launch.

New Website:  Today, we are launching KAPT's new website:  www.getKAPT.com.
Check it out to learn more details about how the program will work and about
the options for your children and grandchildren.  Within a few weeks, the
website will contain detailed price information for our Value, Standard and
Premium plans.

October 15 Launch Event:  On the morning of Monday, October 15, we will be
launching KAPT at a news conference at the State Capitol in Frankfort.  The
conference will feature the first 100 Kentucky children to be signed up for
KAPT.  We want to invite you and your children or grandchildren to join us
for the ceremony.  Not only will they be among the first to be signed up for
this program, but also they will get a tour of the Capitol, and be able to
keep a commemorative T-shirt and graduation cap.  If you are interested in
joining us, please e-mail us at rebeccac.comley@mail.state.ky.us or call
888-919-KAPT.

KAPT Foundation:  As pre-paid tuition programs in other states have
demonstrated, KAPT's affordable monthly payment plans will open up college to
thousands of new lower to middle class Kentuckians.  Still, there are
children KAPT cannot reach - from those families who have no savings to put
aside.  That's why we are establishing the KAPT Foundation to fund pre-paid
tuition scholarships for these Kentucky youth.  The foundation will be funded
entirely by private contributions.  For more information on the foundation,
or to contribute to the program, check out www.getKAPT.com.

KAPT Logo:  As part of our extensive grassroots marketing campaign, we are
asking Kentucky businesses and organizations to prominently display the new
KAPT logo - on their internal communications, their promotional materials and
their places of business.  Please join us in our efforts.  The logo - which
directs viewers to our website and toll-free number - can be downloaded at
www.getKAPT.com.

House Parties:  Our grassroots marketing effort will also involve hundreds of
small house parties across the state, during which I or a KAPT representative
will make a presentation  about the program and answer questions of those in
attendance.  If you are interested in hosting 10-20 couples in your home
sometime at your convenience this fall, please e-mail us at
rebeccac.comley@mail.state.ky.us, or call us at 888-919-KAPT.

Payroll Deduction:  Dozens of private companies have agreed to join state
government in offering a KAPT payroll deduction to their employees.  Payroll
deduction is an excellent way - at little or no cost to the employer - to
reward your employees by making it easier to afford a college education for
their children or grandchildren.  To obtain our new KAPT Payroll Kit, which
provides signup forms and materials to distribute to employees about the
program, check out www.getKAPT.com.

Kentucky KAPTains:  I am so excited by the number of Kentucky citizens across
the state who have volunteered to be Kentucky KAPTains: individuals who will
help spread word of KAPT to their communities through visits to school and
civic groups and the distribution of brochures and posters.  We need more
KAPTains to join us, so if you or someone you know might be interested,
please signup on our e-mail list at www.getKAPT.com or call us at
888-919-KAPT.

    We will continue to update you on the program's progress before our
October 15 launch.  Until then, I hope you enjoy the rest of your summer.

Best wishes,

Jonathan Miller
State Treasurer

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Hello Amy:

Attached please find Vince Kaminski's "Bio".  He is working on his
presentation.

Thanks!

Shirley


Please find attached Confirmations for 2/13/02 and 2/14/02.

TK


Dear Mike:

I wanted to let you know the status of your artwork, "The Blue Note."  We
should receive the artwork in-house latest Friday.  By the middle of this week
I should know the exact edition number for you.  I will keep you updated.  Do
you want us to frame the artwork here or ship it to you unframed?

Warmest regards,

Virginia Repasky
Christopher-Clark Fine Art


Bryan,

Congratulations. I am very  happy your contribution to the company  and team
building spirit has been recognized.

Vince


please match deal 204782 with 204781 for jan - mar


When: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:00 AM-11:00 AM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: ECS -05990

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*


I think Mark got everything in last night.  You may have to have Vol Mgmt
send things through.  Look into it and let me know how it looks.  I will
probably be out of the office on Monday, returning on Tuesday.

D


----- Forwarded by Rick Suderman/Bakersfield/Eott on 01/26/01 07:21 AM
-----

                    Randy
                    Lagrimini/ENRON@        To:     Randy
Rice/OTS/Enron@ENRON, Kevin
                    enronXgate              Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron, Kenneth
                                            Chow/ET&S/Enron@Enron, David
                    01/19/01 10:06          Roensch/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Susan
                    AM                      Ralph/Houston/Eott@Eott, Larry
                                            Garrett/Long_Beach/Eott@Eott, Bob
                                            Jacobs/Long_Beach/Eott@Eott, Diane
                                            Corbett/Long_Beach/Eott@Eott, Rick
                                            Suderman/Bakersfield/Eott@Eott,
Rich
                                            Jolly/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Bob
                                            Burleson/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
                                            cc:     Roy
Hartstein/ENRON@enronXgate, John
                                            Will/ENRON@enronXgate
                                            Subject:     Gas Injection Project

Team,

Here are the meeting minutes as I captured them from the Gas Injection
portion of our meeting on Tuesday.  Please take some time to review and let
me know if I missed anything or made any mistakes in my note taking.  I
look forward to working with everyone to see if we can make this happen.

Thanks for your help!

Randy Lagrimini
Contract Manager
Enron-Global Strategic Sourcing

#713-646-7366

(See attached file: Gas Injection Meeting Minutes Form.doc)

 - Gas Injection Meeting Minutes Form.doc


How about I talk with her on the phone...  We can visit with her tonight.  K.

-----Original Message-----
From: John Watson [mailto:jwatson@nwdiagnostic.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 5:09 PM
To: Watson, Kimberly
Subject: RE: Paris

Kim -

I made a few notes below...any enhancements?

JW

-----Original Message-----
From: Hill, Jane [mailto:JHill@tmh.tmc.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 9:14 AM
To: John Watson (E-mail)
Subject: Paris

John,
I need your advice.  My sister and I have decided to take a trip together
this fall.  We are interested in about a 6-7 day trip (does not include
travel days), splitting it between London and Paris.

We thought we'd fly to London and spend a few days, then take the tunnel
bullet train to Paris and spend a few day and return to London to fly home.

Our questions are:

1.  When is a better time to visit Paris, September or October - we want to
avoid high tourist season and maybe capitalize on lower hotel prices.

2.  My sister has visited London many times and has friends there, so we
won't have any trouble with an agenda, however, we've never been to Paris.

3.  For 2-3 days what would you recommend we do/see in Paris?
Highlights: the Louvre, the Orsay, Saint Chapelle (behind Notre Dame), the
sewer tour (I'm not kidding), shopping at Galleries Lafayette and Printemps,
the Eiffel Tower, other stuff?

4.  What reasonably priced hotels would you recommend in Paris?
Kim found one in the more residential area that is near ??

5.  Any other advice/tips?
Try to eat at Cafe/Bistro Bacchanal (something like that).  We ate there on
one trip and couldn't get in the next time.
Buy your Metro tickets by the carnet (10 at a time).

Thank you so much,
Jane


Jassem,

Attached is the latest update for the DPC project. A printed copy of project
photos is being forwarded to you seperately. If you have any questions,
please feel free to call me at 713 345-5855.

Best Regards,

Paul


Troy Black called me about that C.A. I passed on to you.  He said he needed
it to go out today and also passed on words from the counterparty to the
effect that the C.A. was "non-negotiable and that if we had any comments they
need to be minor, or forget about it..."

There you have it!


FYI.

-----Original Message-----
From: Hills Greg [mailto:GHills@br-inc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 8:56 AM
To: Lokay, Michelle
Cc: Hinton John; Hanse Lee; Eason Robert; Cervin Pete
Subject: BR/TW Window Rock Meeting Scheduled for Dec 3rd

Michelle,
	We are looking forward to the planned meeting between BR and TW to further discuss the Window Rock interconnect.  The following is
an informal agenda listing of topics:

1.  BR would provide an overview of our November 6th discussions with EPNG regarding the Window Rock Interconnect.

2.   As discussed, it would be beneficial if TW would be able to discuss the operating parameters along TW's pipeline system prior to and
after the proposed Red Rock expansion.  In particular, BR would be interested in expected pressures/volumes at Window Rock, Station 4, 5 and
Thoreau prior to the expansion and after the expansion with 0mmcf/d, 50 mmcf/d, 100mmcf/d, and 150mmcf/d delivered at Window Rock into TW.
The Window Rock deliveries into TW would physically service markets to the west while allowing TW to reduce physical flow from the eastern
delivery points by providing the eastern backhaul service to BR.

3.  Discuss potential system or operating modifications to allow Window Rock deliveries.

4.  Review potential alternative delivery points into TW for backhaul service.

5.  Discuss potential meeting between TW/EPNG/BR

Please give me a call if you would like to discuss the above prior to the meeting or if you would like to add additional topics.  We look
forward to meeting with you Monday, Dec 3rd in our office at 3pm.  Thanks,

Greg Hills
Burlington Resources
Marketing Business Development
(713) 624-9009
Fax: (713) 624-9617
Email:  ghills@br-inc.com


riday July 7, 11:43 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Columbia Gas Transmission

Columbia Gas Transmission Files Innovative Capacity Auction
Process With FERC

FAIRFAX, Va., July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing its quest to promote creative
regulatory policies, Columbia Gas Transmission, a wholly owned
subsidiary of Columbia Energy Group, has urged the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission to consider an interactive, Internet-based pipeline capacity
auction process that enhances Columbia's current open auction process.

In a first of its kind filing, Columbia proposes a ``bid/offer'' system for
selling capacity similar to on-line natural gas commodity trading systems.
The filing
was made in response to customer concerns with the current process and is
consistent with sentiments expressed in FERC's Order 637, which
encourages companies to voluntarily submit ``new and innovative approaches''
to capacity auctions. Since the filing is not required under Order 637,
Columbia's proposed auction is separate from Columbia's Order 637 compliance
filing made June 15.

``Under the current mechanism, capacity is not always awarded to the party
that places the highest value on it,'' said Carl Levander, vice-president of
Rates and Regulatory Policy for Columbia Gas Transmission. ``Even though we
conduct our current capacity auction over a five-day period, parties often
wait until the last 15 minutes to place a bid. Also, since the current
process is based on set time periods, customers often call us back after the
auction is
closed saying they valued the capacity greater than the winning bid.''

According to Levander, Columbia's proposal addresses these concerns by moving
to an enhanced, Internet-based interactive auction that takes into
consideration such current market conditions as daily fluctuations in
capacity value and the increased level of auction activity due to shorter-term
contracts.

Under Columbia's proposed ``bid/offer'' system, Columbia would ``offer'' (via
its electronic bulletin board) sales terms for all its available firm
capacity.
Customers can then match all asking sales terms for any portion of the
quantity and a sale is immediate and binding. If Columbia offers discounted
capacity, the customer can counter-offer with a different rate. Or, if
Columbia offers maximum rate capacity, then a customer can counter-offer with
a
different term length. Columbia can match the highest bid, subject to a
present value process, and the sale is immediate and binding. At any time
before a
binding sale, the customer can change or withdraw its bid.

Columbia's ``bid/offer'' auction proposal meets the six basic principles
outlined in FERC's Order 637.

    *     Columbia's auction has predictable timing since the auction will
          begin each day at 9:15 a.m. (EST) and all available capacity will be
          posted prior to 8:00 a.m. (EST).
    *     The auction will be open to all creditworthy bidders on a non-
          discriminatory basis.
    *     The auction is user-friendly since it will use Columbia's existing
          EBB format. All information concerning rules and procedures will be
          made available on the Internet.
    *     The method of selecting the best bid will be easily understood since
          bidders will only be able to change one variable with respect to
          each capacity package made available.
    *     As is Columbia's current practice, winning bids and the bidder's
          identity will be posted to permit monitoring of how the selection
          criteria were applied.
    *     The bidding process will be transparent to all parties since all
          bids (without the bidder's identity) will be available for review to
          all bidders through an Internet-based system.

``We believe the combination of these factors will ensure that the capacity
auction format is 'transparent, verifiable, and non-discriminatory' to all
parties
as well as innovative in design,'' Levander said.

Levander said the proposal not only meets the Commission's principles, it is
based on feedback gathered from customers, who expressed a desire for
transparent market information; shorter auction periods; an ability to
withdraw and change bids; and a real-time, immediate closure process.

Columbia Gas Transmission, with offices in Charleston, W.Va., and Fairfax,
Va., moves an average of three billion cubic feet of natural gas per day to
markets along a 12,550-mile pipeline network, which reaches across 10
Midwestern, Northeastern and mid-Atlantic states. The company operates one
of the largest natural gas storage systems in the country with over 240
billion cubic feet (Bcf) of working capacity.

Columbia Energy Group, based in Herndon, Va., is one of the nation's leading
energy services companies, with assets of approximately $7 billion. Its
operating companies engage in nearly all phases of the natural gas business,
including exploration and production, transmission, storage and distribution,
as well as retail energy marketing, propane and petroleum product sales, and
electric power generation. Information about Columbia Energy Group
(NYSE: CG - news) is available on the Internet at
http://www.columbiaenergygroup.com.

SOURCE: Columbia Gas Transmission

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Thanks

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Kean, Steven J.
Sent:	Tuesday, November 20, 2001 6:21 PM
To:	Lighthill, Sandra; Cash, Michelle
Cc:	Yowman, Andrea
Subject:	RE: Follow-Up on OFCCP Meeting

Michelle - can you respond?  I haven't seen anything.  Also, after our meeting we had talked about making a proposal to them (specifically, we were at least going to describe the actions we took so they might have the opportunity to acknowledge that we had done enough).  I know everyone is busy, but I would like us to get ahead of this while we have a good environment for resolution.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lighthill, Sandra
Sent:	Tuesday, November 20, 2001 4:56 PM
To:	Cash, Michelle; Kean, Steven J.
Cc:	Yowman, Andrea
Subject:	Follow-Up on OFCCP Meeting

Michelle and Steve,
Have we received the letter from the OFCCP regarding the closing of the Corporate Management Review?  This is the letter we are expecting as a result of your meeting in Washington, D.C. with the OFCCP about 6-7 weeks ago.

Should I contact Rosalee Fleming since the letter could have gone to Ken Lay?  Can you please let me know?  Thanks so much.

Regards,
Sandra


Kam,  if new locations are discovered over the next few days that will probably be used in New Co please compile them into a list of new locations   We won't need the list until next week (I think).
We aren't going to add the items into the database until the NewCo version of the RMS database is setup.

Thanks again!
Andrew
x57534

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Keiser, Kam
Sent:	Wednesday, January 09, 2002 2:13 PM
To:	Champion, Andrew
Subject:	RE: Book template: trading locations - OK

US ENOVATE should also be added.

Thanks

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Champion, Andrew
Sent:	Wednesday, January 09, 2002 2:05 PM
To:	Keiser, Kam
Cc:	Ramesh, Ganapathy
Subject:	RE: Book template: trading locations - OK

Kam,

Ramesh said it was fine to add these three trading locations to the list.

The enrties will have to be inserted into the range in the "Field Constraints" spreadsheet tab.
I think the dropdowns will automatically update.

If not, please let me know, I can modify the sheet and send out a new version.  Thanks!

Andrew
x57534

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Champion, Andrew
Sent:	Wednesday, January 09, 2002 1:43 PM
To:	Ramesh, Ganapathy
Cc:	Keiser, Kam
Subject:	Book template: trading locations

Ramesh, can the following trading locations be added to the list of selectable locations?

TEXAS WEST
US GAS EAST
US GAS WEST

Here is the existing list:

AUS POWER
CAD GAS
CAD POWER
CONTINENTAL PWR
EURO STEEL
JAPAN GLOBAL PRODUCTS
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC
SA GAS
SA POWER
SING GLOBAL PROD
UK COAL
UK EBS
UK GAS
UK GLOBAL PROD
UK PAPER
UK POWER
UNKNOWN
US BRIDGELINE
US COAL
US EBS
US EES GAS
US EES POWER
US EMISSIONS
US ENOVATE
US FINANCIAL
US FREIGHT
US GAS CENTRAL
US GAS CLEBURNE

Please advise, thanks!

Andrew


Just put 17 pages on the fax machine.


Hi Larry:
 Sorry for the delayed response. I have just got back from an
overseas trip yesterday. I am in the process of preparing a progress report
for you. We have obtained some additional interesting results. I was also
waiting for input from your group. You may recall that at the end of our
Houston meeting, John told me that he would be getting back to me on some
specific directions from the group. I believe that we would be done with the
major aspects of PCB work soon, then we would be focusing on arsenic. Please
let me know of any thoughts and ideas. Thanks Larry.
  We are finally seeing the Spring here and maybe a short one for that
matter. Summer is just around the corner.
Best Regards,
Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Larry.Campbell@enron.com [mailto:Larry.Campbell@enron.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 11:44 AM
To: Michael Adewumi
Cc: John.Shafer@enron.com; William.Kendrick@enron.com;
Rich.Jolly@enron.com; Randy.Rice@enron.com; David.Roensch@enron.com;
Louis.Soldano@enron.com; Michael.Terraso@enron.com
Subject: status, PCB pipeline modeling study

Michael, I know its been some time since we communicated, but how is the
PCB pipeline modeling efforts going?   I would appreciate a  summary from
you identifying  recent discoveries and a general update on the project.

Have you thawed out from the Pennsylvania winter?


---------------------- Forwarded by Randall L Gay/HOU/ECT on 11/07/2000 01:24
PM ---------------------------

Randall l gay <pooky@pipeline.com> on 11/06/2000 08:51:34 PM
To: randall.l.gay@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Fw: Cast your vote..........

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>Subject: Fw: Cast your vote..........
>Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 20:06:08 -0600
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>
>Is there such a thing as natural selection?
>
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Mike Wamsley
>Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 1:59 PM
>To: Wamsley, Patrick & Susan; Voss, Suzanne; Schmidt Mike; Sanders, Chuck;
Ross, Chris; Robinson Barry; Neuser, Gary & Vicki; McCoy, Monty; Kuecker,
Mark; Karnes, Scott & Andrea; Hurst Bob; Gay, Rick; Claunch Jimmie; Anderson
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>Subject: Fw: Cast your vote..........
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Keenan, Dan
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>To: Herkal, Michael <MHerkal@dohmen.com>
>Cc: Schwab, Dave
><IMCEAEX-_O=THE+20F+2E+20DOHMEN+20CO+2E_OU=FDCO+20GERMANTOWN_CN=RECIPIENTS_C
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>Date: Monday, October 30, 2000 10:11 AM
>Subject: Cast your vote..........
>
>
>> 2000 Darwin Award Nominations:
>>>    Hard to believe, but another year has passed...For those who don't
>>>    know it, the Darwin Awards are awarded every year to the person(s)
>>>    who died (or almost died) in the stupidest way, thus enhancing the
>>>    gene pool by their absence.
>>>
>>>    The 2000 nominees are:
>>>    NOMINEE No. 1: [San Jose Mercury News]:
>>>    An unidentified man, using a shotgun like a club to break a former
>>>    girlfriend's windshield, accidentally shot himself to death when
>>>    the gun discharged, blowing a hole in his gut.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 2: [Kalamazoo Gazette]
>>>    James Burns, 34, (a mechanic) of Alamo, Mich., was killed in March
>>>    as he was trying to repair what police describe as a "farm type
>>>    truck." Burns got a friend to drive the truck on a highway while
>>>    Burns hung underneath so that he could ascertain the source of a
>>>    troubling noise. Burns' clothes caught on something, however, and
>>>    the other man found Burns "wrapped in the drive shaft."
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 3: [Hickory Daily Record]
>>>    Ken Charles Barger, 47, accidentally shot himself to death in
>>>    December in Newton, N.C. Awakening to the sound of a ringing
>>>    telephone beside his bed, he reached for the phone but grabbed
>>>    instead a Smith Wesson .38 Special, which discharged when he drew
>>>    it to his ear.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 4: [UPI, Toronto]
>>>    Police said a lawyer demonstrating the safety of windows in a
>>>    downtown Toronto skyscraper crashed through a pane with his
>>>    shoulder and plunged 24  floors to his death. A police spokesman
>>>    said Garry Hoy, 39, fell into the courtyard of the Toronto
>>>    Dominion Bank Tower early Friday evening as he was explaining the
>>>    strength of the building's windows to visiting law students. Hoy
>>>    previously has conducted demonstration of window strength
>>>    according to police reports. Peter Lawyers, managing partner of
>>>    the firm Holden Day Wilson, told the Toronto Sun newspaper that
>>>    Hoy was "one of the best and brightest" members of the 200-man
>>>    association.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 5: [Bloomsburg News Service]
>>>    A terrible diet and room with no ventilation are being blamed for
>>>    the death of a man who was killed by his own gas. There was no
>>>    mark on his body but an autopsy showed large amounts of methane
>>>    gas in his system. His diet had consisted primarily of beans and
>>>    cabbage (and a couple of other things). It was just the right
>>>    combination of foods. It appears that the man died in his sleep
>>>    from breathing the poisonous cloud that was hanging over his bed.
>>>    Had he been outside or had his windows been opened, it wouldn't
>>>    have been fatal.  But the man was shut up in his near air-tight
>>>    bedroom.  According to the article, "He was a big man with a huge
>>>    capacity for creating "this deadly gas." Three of the rescuers got
>>>    sick and one was hospitalized.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 6: [The News of the Weird.]
>>>    Michael Anderson Godwin made news of the Weird posthumously. He
>>>    had spent several years awaiting South Carolina's electric chair
>>>    on a murder conviction before having his sentence reduced to life
>>>    in prison. Whilst sitting on a metal toilet in his cell and
>>>    attempting to fix his small TV set, he bit into a wire and was
>>>    electrocuted.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE NO. 7: ["The Indianapolis Star"].
>>>    A cigarette lighter may have triggered fatal explosion in Dunkirk,
>>>    Indiana.  A Jay County man using a cigarette lighter to check the
>>>    barrel of a muzzle loader was killed Monday night when the weapon
>>>    discharged in his face, sheriff's investigators said. Gregory
>>>    David Pryor, 19, died in his parents' rural Dunkirk home about
>>>    11:30 pm.  Investigators said Pryor was cleaning a 54-caliber
>>>    muzzle loader that had not been firing properly. He was using the
>>>    lighter to look into the barrel when the gunpowder ignited.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No. 8: [Reuters, Mississauga, Ontario] A man cleaning a
>>>    bird Feeder on the balcony of his condominium apartment in this
>>>    Toronto suburb slipped and fell 23 stories to his death.  Stefan
>>>    Macko, 55, was standing on a wheeled chair when the accident
>>>    occurred, said Inspector D'Arcy Honer of the Peel regional police.
>>>    "It appears the chair moved and he went over the balcony," Honer
>>>    said.
>>>
>>>    NOMINEE No.9: [Arkansas Democrat Gazette] Two local men were
>>>    seriously injured when their pick-up truck left the road and
>>>    struck a tree near Cotton Patch on State Highway 38 early Monday
>>>    morning. Woodruff County deputy Dovey Snyder reported the accident
>>>    shortly after midnight Monday. Thurston Poole, 33, of Des Arc and
>>>    Billy Ray Wallis, 38, of Little Rock are listed in serious
>>>    condition at Baptist Medical Center. The accident occurred as the
>>>    two men were returning to Des Arc after a frog gigging trip. On an
>>>    overcast Sunday night, Poole's pick-up truck headlights
>>>    malfunctioned.  The two men concluded that the headlight fuse on
>>>    the older model truck had burned out. As a replacement fuse was
>>>    not available,  Wallis noticed that the .22 caliber bullet from
>>>    his pistol fit perfectly into the fuse box next to the steering
>>>    wheel column.  Upon inserting the bullet, the headlights again
>>>    began to operate properly and the two men proceeded on east-bound
>>>    toward the White River bridge. After traveling approximately 20
>>>    miles and just before crossing the river, the bullet apparently
>>>    overheated, discharged and struck Poole in the right testicle. The
>>>    vehicle swerved sharply to the right exiting the pavement and
>>>    striking a tree. Poole suffered only minor cuts and abrasions from
>>>    the accident, but will require surgery to repair the other wound.
>>>    Wallis sustained a broken clavicle and was treated and released.
>>>    "Thank God we weren't on that bridge when Thurston shot his balls
>>>    off or we might both be dead" stated Wallis. "I've been a trooper
>>>    for ten years in this part of the world, but this is a first for
>>>    me. I can't believe that those two would admit how this accident
>>>    happened," said Snyder.   Upon being notified of the wreck,
>>>    Lavinia, Poole's wife, asked how many frogs the boys had caught
>>>    and did anyone get them from the truck.   (Way to go, Lavinia!)
>>>
>>>
>>
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-----
Original Message -----

From: Mike Wamsley

Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 1:59
PM

To: Wamsley, Patrick
& Susan; Voss, Suzanne; Schmidt Mike; Sanders, Chuck; Ross, Chris;
Robinson Barry; Neuser, Gary & Vicki; McCoy, Monty; Kuecker, Mark;
Karnes, Scott & Andrea; Hurst Bob; Gay, Rick; Claunch Jimmie; Anderson
Jon

Subject: Fw: Cast your
vote..........

-----Original Message-----
From:
Keenan,
Dan
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CIPIENTS_C
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To: Herkal, Michael
<MHerkal@dohmen.com>
Cc: Schwab,
Dave
<IMCEAEX-_O=THE+20F+2E+20DOHMEN+20CO+2E_OU=FDCO+20GERMANTOWN_CN=R
ECIPIENTS_C
N=DSchwab@dohmen.com>; Zylla, Wendy
<WZylla@dohmen.com>; Hurley,
Michelle
<IMCEAEX-_O=THE+20F+2E+20DOHMEN+20CO+2E_OU=FDCO+20GERMANTOWN_
CN=RECIPIENTS_C
N=MHerley@dohmen.com>; rjwalrus97@aol.com
<rjwalrus97@aol.com>;
jackneis@aol.com <jackneis@aol.com>;
jackkeenan@hotmail.com
<jackkeenan@hotmail.com>
Date: Monday,
October 30, 2000 10:11 AM
Subject: Cast your
vote.........

> 2000 Darwin Award
Nominations:
>>    Hard to believe, but another year
has passed...For those who don't
>>    know it, the
Darwin Awards are awarded every year to the
person(s)
>>    who died (or almost died) in the
stupidest way, thus enhancing the
>>    gene pool by
their absence.
>>
>>    The 2000 nominees
are:
>>    NOMINEE No. 1: [San Jose Mercury
News]:
>>    An unidentified man, using a shotgun
like a club to break a former
>>    girlfriend's
windshield, accidentally shot himself to death
when
>>    the gun discharged, blowing a hole in his
gut
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 2: [Kalamazoo
Gazette]
>>    James Burns, 34, (a mechanic) of
Alamo, Mich., was killed in March
>>    as he was
trying to repair what police describe as a "farm
type
>>    truck." Burns got a friend to drive the
truck on a highway while
>>    Burns hung underneath
so that he could ascertain the source of a
>>
troubling noise. Burns' clothes caught on something, however,
and
>>    the other man found Burns "wrapped in the
drive shaft."
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 3:
[Hickory Daily Record]
>>    Ken Charles Barger, 47,
accidentally shot himself to death in
>>    December
in Newton, N.C. Awakening to the sound of a
ringing
>>    telephone beside his bed, he reached
for the phone but grabbed
>>    instead a Smith
Wesson .38 Special, which discharged when he
drew
>>    it to his
ear.
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 4: [UPI,
Toronto]
>>    Police said a lawyer demonstrating
the safety of windows in a
>>    downtown Toronto
skyscraper crashed through a pane with his
>>
shoulder and plunged 24  floors to his death. A police
spokesman
>>    said Garry Hoy, 39, fell into the
courtyard of the Toronto
>>    Dominion Bank Tower
early Friday evening as he was explaining the
>>
strength of the building's windows to visiting law students.
Hoy
>>    previously has conducted demonstration of
window strength
>>    according to police reports.
Peter Lawyers, managing partner of
>>    the firm
Holden Day Wilson, told the Toronto Sun newspaper
that
>>    Hoy was "one of the best and brightest"
members of the 200-man
>>
association.
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 5:
[Bloomsburg News Service]
>>    A terrible diet and
room with no ventilation are being blamed for
>>
the death of a man who was killed by his own gas. There was
no
>>    mark on his body but an autopsy showed
large amounts of methane
>>    gas in his system.
His diet had consisted primarily of beans and
>>
cabbage (and a couple of other things). It was just the
right
>>    combination of foods. It appears that
the man died in his sleep
>>    from breathing the
poisonous cloud that was hanging over his bed.
>>
Had he been outside or had his windows been opened, it
wouldn't
>>    have been fatal.  But the man
was shut up in his near air-tight
>>
bedroom.  According to the article, "He was a big man with a
huge
>>    capacity for creating "this deadly gas."
Three of the rescuers got
>>    sick and one was
hospitalized.
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 6: [The
News of the Weird.]
>>    Michael Anderson Godwin
made news of the Weird posthumously. He
>>    had
spent several years awaiting South Carolina's electric
chair
>>    on a murder conviction before having his
sentence reduced to life
>>    in prison. Whilst
sitting on a metal toilet in his cell and
>>
attempting to fix his small TV set, he bit into a wire and
was
>>
electrocuted.
>>
>>    NOMINEE NO. 7: ["The
Indianapolis Star"].
>>    A cigarette lighter may
have triggered fatal explosion in Dunkirk,
>>
Indiana.  A Jay County man using a cigarette lighter to check
the
>>    barrel of a muzzle loader was killed
Monday night when the weapon
>>    discharged in his
face, sheriff's investigators said. Gregory
>>
David Pryor, 19, died in his parents' rural Dunkirk home
about
>>    11:30 pm.  Investigators said Pryor
was cleaning a 54-caliber
>>    muzzle loader that
had not been firing properly. He was using the
>>
lighter to look into the barrel when the gunpowder
ignited
>>
>>    NOMINEE No. 8: [Reuters,
Mississauga, Ontario] A man cleaning a
>>    bird
Feeder on the balcony of his condominium apartment in
this
>>    Toronto suburb slipped and fell 23
stories to his death.  Stefan
>>    Macko, 55,
was standing on a wheeled chair when the
accident
>>    occurred, said Inspector D'Arcy Honer
of the Peel regional police.
>>    "It appears the
chair moved and he went over the balcony,"
Honer
>>
said.
>>
>>    NOMINEE No.9: [Arkansas
Democrat Gazette] Two local men were
>>    seriously
injured when their pick-up truck left the road
and
>>    struck a tree near Cotton Patch on State
Highway 38 early Monday
>>    morning. Woodruff
County deputy Dovey Snyder reported the
accident
>>    shortly after midnight Monday.
Thurston Poole, 33, of Des Arc and
>>    Billy Ray
Wallis, 38, of Little Rock are listed in
serious
>>    condition at Baptist Medical Center.
The accident occurred as the
>>    two men were
returning to Des Arc after a frog gigging trip. On
an
>>    overcast Sunday night, Poole's pick-up
truck headlights
>>    malfunctioned.  The two
men concluded that the headlight fuse on
>>    the
older model truck had burned out. As a replacement fuse
was
>>    not available,  Wallis noticed that
the .22 caliber bullet from
>>    his pistol fit
perfectly into the fuse box next to the
steering
>>    wheel column.  Upon inserting
the bullet, the headlights again
>>    began to
operate properly and the two men proceeded on
east-bound
>>    toward the White River bridge.
After traveling approximately 20
>>    miles and
just before crossing the river, the bullet
apparently
>>    overheated, discharged and struck
Poole in the right testicle. The
>>    vehicle
swerved sharply to the right exiting the pavement
and
>>    striking a tree. Poole suffered only minor
cuts and abrasions from
>>    the accident, but will
require surgery to repair the other wound.
>>
Wallis sustained a broken clavicle and was treated and
released.
>>    "Thank God we weren't on that bridge
when Thurston shot his balls
>>    off or we might
both be dead" stated Wallis. "I've been a
trooper
>>    for ten years in this part of the
world, but this is a first for
>>    me. I can't
believe that those two would admit how this
accident
>>    happened," said Snyder.
Upon being notified of the wreck,
>>    Lavinia,
Poole's wife, asked how many frogs the boys had
caught
>>    and did anyone get them from the
truck.   (Way to go,
Lavinia!)
>>
>>
>
>

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Would you please write a description on how Consumers Energy works on the
billing for title transfers?  I need to explain this to Doug Kenny still.

Thanks.


Hey team,

Attached, is the location of a Red Rock spreadsheet in our common file that I would like for each of you to update for the Red Rock expansion shippers.  Please fill in the missing blanks.  You will notice that the last column is for the current status.  This column is of particular interest and importance as we manage the final negotiations of each contract over the next two weeks.  Please update it for the last few conversations that you have had with the customer and summarize the gist of your conversation.  Steve will want to have a meeting with us every Friday (beginning this week) to review the status of each contract.  Also, the bottom of the spreadsheet is for the potential shippers we are talking to about the remaining 50,000/d.  Please complete this section also.

You will find this spread sheet on our common directory at:  common on'gthou-du01' (S:)/Marketing/TW_NNG/TW Desk/Red Rock Expansion Project Status.  Please go in an update the spreadsheet for your activity.  Don't forget to save the document.

Audrey, would you please book a time with Steve and our team on Friday to discuss the status of Red Rock.

Thanks, Kim.


- Book4.xls


Rod:

As per our phone conversation, the list of information we would like to
have follows:

1.  FERC Form 2s for the last three years
2.  Revenue breakdown:
   Assumptions made for the contracted period, as well as the time period
   beyond current contracts - firm/interruptible mix and volumes, tariffs
   for each type of transportation contract
   A build up from contracts to the revenues in the model would be ideal
3.  As before, compressor gas volumes and assumed sales prices for the
projected years
4.  As before, the story as it relates to CERA's view of the world
5.  Explicit calculation of rate base going forward
6.  Employee benefit plan information - funding status, return rates,
future liabilities

Thanks Rod.

When you have a time in mind for a call to discuss the above list please
contact:

Eric Fornell

Home: 516-626-9464

or myself

Home: 914-833-0234
Work:   212-270-6154
Cell:      646-232-5305


we need to participate in this interview process.  let me know if and when
you can participate.  sign up at the web site listed below.
---------------------- Forwarded by Scott Neal/HOU/ECT on 10/25/2000 12:49 PM
---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Charlene Jackson @ ENRON                           10/24/2000 09:20 PM

Sent by: Enron Announcements@ENRON
To: All Enron Employees North America
cc:
Subject: Super Saturday Changes

The recruiting season has officially begun.  The first Super Saturday weekend
is the weekend of October 27th and 28th.  We have undergone a rigorous
interview process on campus, which will allow us to focus on &selling8
candidates that are invited to Houston for Super Saturday.  Students will
arrive on Friday afternoon and will depart on Sunday morning.  We have
activities planned for the entire weekend.  The goal is to implement a Super
Saturday process that allows for consistent and meaningful hiring decisions
while also allowing the candidates exposure to a greater number of Enron
employees.  To that end, we have made the following changes:
Friday Evening Dinner.    The dinners will be held at the same restaurant.
We will provide transportation for all candidates.  We will continue to have
small tables of six individuals that will include two (2) Enron employees and
four (4) students.  There will be a group cocktail hour at the restaurant
before the dinner.  This will enable the Enron employees to meet and evaluate
more students.  It will also give the students broader exposure to Enron
employees.
Saturday Interviews.   Interviewers will receive their interview packages
(schedules and resumes) at breakfast on Saturday morning. This will
facilitate last minute cancellations of interviewers and/or candidates.  We
have allowed time to review resumes before the interview process. To
facilitate the completion of the evaluation form on each student, the
interviewers will remain in an assigned interview room and the students will
rotate.
In prior years, the interviewers have interviewed eight (8) candidates.
Interviewers will now interview only five (5) candidates.  The remainder of
the time will be spent in the decision-making meeting. It is essential that
all interviewers attend the decision-making meeting and that all evaluation
forms are completed and input prior to the meeting.
Decision-Making Meeting.   Rather than asking the interviewers to return on
Monday afternoon, we will hold the decision-making meeting on Saturday
following the interviews and lunch.  The meetings are scheduled from 1:30 PM
to 3:30 PM and will be facilitated by members of Enron,s executive management
team.  Dave Delainey will facilitate the October 28 meeting.  Kevin Hannon,
Jeff Shankman, John Lavorato, Rick Causey and Dan Leff will facilitate
subsequent meetings.
Need for interviewers.  There has been a tremendous response to the call for
dinner participants; however, we are still in need of interviewers for each
of the Super Saturdays.  Please respond with your willingness to interview
at:  http://axis.enron.com/notice/ssinvite.asp
(When selecting dates please avoid selecting to interview candidates who
attend the schools for which you are a team member).
We thank you in advance for your participation and support of the program.


Fitch Puts Enron On Rating Watch Negative
Bloomberg, 10/25/01

STOCKWATCH Enron higher after dismissing CFO Fastow
AFX News, 10/25/01

DJ Concerned Energy Cos Make Few Changes In Enron Dealings
2001-10-25 14:13 (New York)

Calif Guarantees Allow Williams To Book Power Revenues
Dow Jones Energy Service, 10/25/01
Stocks Expected to Open Lower, Hurt By Weak Economic News
Dow Jones Business News, 10/25/01

Kaplan Fox Seeks To Recover Losses For Investors Who Purchased E
Bloomberg, 10/25/01

Enron CNBC: Squawk Box,
10/25/01

Fitch Puts Enron On Rating Watch Negative
2001-10-25 13:49 (New York)

Fitch Puts Enron On Rating Watch Negative

Fitch-NY-October 25, 2001: Fitch places the following Enron
securities on Rating Watch Negative: senior unsecured debt
`BBB+'; subordinated debt `BBB'; preferred stock `BBB-`;
and commercial paper `F2'. Pipeline subsidiary `A-` rated
senior unsecured debt at Northern Natural Gas Co. and
Transwestern Pipeline Co., are also placed on Rating Watch
Negative.

The rating action primarily relates to the negative capital
market reaction to recent disclosures by the company. The
loss of investor and counterparty confidence, if it
continues, would impair Enron's financial flexibility and
access to capital markets, therefore, impacting its ability
to conduct its business. On Oct. 16, 2001, Enron announced
a $1 billion after-tax charge to earnings to be taken in
the third quarter of 2001 and a reduction of balance sheet
equity by $1.2 billion relating to the unwinding of
structured transactions. Since that time, there have been
several damaging news reports on the company and its
management. More importantly, investors have voiced
concerns. Enron's common stock price has plummeted and
spreads on its debt have widened.

The company has attempted to quell rumors and has publicly
stated that it has adequate liquidity to conduct its
business. Approximately $1.5 billion of unused liquidity is
available under committed bank lines.

An additional concern is that certain structured
transactions of the company including Marlin Water Trust II
and Osprey could unwind. While various sources of repayment
exist, such as the sale or liquidation of underlying
assets, or an equity offering, primary credit support is
derived from the Enron obligation to remarket mandatorily
convertible preferred stock if an amount sufficient to
repay the notes has not been deposited with the trustee 120
days prior to the maturity date or upon a note trigger
event. In the event that the issuance of the preferred
stock yields less than the amount required to redeem the
senior notes in either case, Enron is required to deliver
additional shares. If Enron cannot or does not deliver on
its obligation, then the amount of the deficiency becomes a
payment obligation of Enron, representing a general
unsecured claim. While trigger events include a downgrade
of Enron's senior unsecured debt below investment grade by
one of the major rating agencies in conjunction with
specified declines in Enron's closing stock price over
three consecutive trading days, Enron would have a
forebearance period of 60 days as long as an attempt was
being made to register the shares. The total amount of
Marlin and Osprey debt is approximately $3.2 billion. Enron
has not verified that the underlying assets have adequate
market value to fully pay down the associated debt.

While capital market uncertainties have escalated, Fitch
has no information to indicate that there are any
fundamental problems with Enron's core wholesale, retail,
and pipeline businesses. Fitch expects to be in contact
with the company on a continuing basis to both monitor
ongoing events and address strategic, longer-term issues.

STOCKWATCH Enron higher after dismissing CFO Fastow

10/25/2001
AFX News
(c) 2001 by AFP-Extel News Ltd

NEW YORK (AFX) - Share of Enron were higher in opening trade, after the company dismissed its chief financial officer, Andrew Fastow, due to his past involvement in running two partnerships, in which Enron had invested, dealers said.
At 9.56 am, Enron was up 1.13 usd, or 6.95 pct, at 17.55. The DJIA was down 138.60 points at 9,207.52, the S&P 500 index was down 15.95 pts at 1,069.00 and the Nasdaq composite down 39.02 at 1,692.52.
Enron said it named Jeff McMahon CFO to replace Fastow, after announcing Monday that the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into the Fastow-related transactions.
"In my continued discussions with the financial community, it became clear to me that restoring investor confidence would require us to replace Andy as CFO," said chief executive Kenneth Lay in a statement.
Enron shares have fallen sharply in recent days on concerns over financial transactions made with the two partnerships, LJM Cayman LP and LJM2 Co-Investment LP, which analysts said could affect future earnings and which have prompted class action suits against the company.
McMahon, who had been serving as chairman and CEO of Enron's Industrial Markets group, had quit his job as treasurer last year, after voicing concerns within the company about Fastow's role in running the two partnerships, according to the Wall Street Journal.
This morning, Salomon Smith Barney analyst Raymond Niles downgraded Enron to "buy- speculative," from "buy-high risk", to reflect his concerns that "lingering uncertainty over financial practices may begin to impair Enron's commercial operations."
"This is the least likely outcome, in our view, but one whose likelihood has increased over the last week as questions continue to be asked," he said.
ng/lj For more information and to contact AFX: www.afxnews.com and www.afxpress.com

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=DJ Concerned Energy Cos Make Few Changes In Enron Dealings
2001-10-25 14:13 (New York)

   By Mark Golden, Kristen McNamara, Jon Kamp and John Edmiston
   Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

  NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Energy trading companies have concerns about the credit
quality of troubled Enron Corp. (ENE), but they have made almost no changes in
policies concerning the top trader of North American power and gas, the
companies said Thursday.

  The concerns have arisen because Enron, which accounts for about a quarter of
the trade in the country's power and gas markets, has seen its share price fall
by a third this week due to uncertainties about its extremely complex financial
structure.

  Moody's has put Enron's credit on watch for possible downgrade, and some of
the company's debt is trading like junk bonds in the secondary market this
week.

  "We have made no changes to our credit policy concerning Enron," said John
Sousa, chief spokesmann for Dynegy Inc. (DYN). "It's business as usual."

  Williams Cos. (WMB) spokesman Jim Gipson said that his company, too, has made
no changes and has no concerns about Enron's credit. Another Top 10 power and
gas trading company, Aquila (ILA), has also left Enron credit unchanged.

  Other companies expressed concern, though they've taken little if any action.

  "Like everyone else in the marketplace, we're proceeding with caution," said
Lora Kinner, director of credit for Tractebel Energy Marketing, the North
American subsidiary of the Belgian company Tractebel S.A.

  Kinner said the company is just looking for more information and doesn't
expect to make any drastic changes.

Calif Guarantees Allow Williams To Book Power Revenues
By Andrew Dowell
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

10/25/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Clarifications by California as to what electricity transactions the state will back enabled Williams Cos. (WMB) to book $180 million in power sales from the previous period as third-quarter revenues, the company said Thursday.
The revenues came from power Williams sold through the California Independent System Operator, which runs the state's wholesale power market and clears and settles transactions.
The state of California has paid more than $11 billion for power bought directly from suppliers, but has yet to pay for any ISO power since it took over the job of buying power for the state's ailing utilities in mid-January. Two weeks ago, however, the state made clear for the first time which ISO transactions it would back.
"It's that fact that has allowed us for the first time to recognize dollars from sales to the California ISO," Williams Chief Operating Officer Steven Malcolm said on a conference call Wednesday.
Williams reported third-quarter net income of $221.3 million on revenues of $2.81 billion, up from $121.1 million on revenues of $2.33 billion in the same period the year before.
Williams is now in talks with California to secure payment for its ISO sales. The process is complicated by the state's role as guarantor of transactions undertaken on behalf of the utilities, which aren't creditworthy enough to buy power for themselves. The ISO didn't envision third-party guarantors when it set up its settlement process, and state accounting rules require more detailed bills than those sent out by the ISO each month, state power officials have said.
The state says it has set aside $1.2 billion to cover ISO transactions.
As reported, suppliers including Williams had charged the state with deliberately muddling the repayment issue to keep power flowing for free.
Willing To Renegotiate

Separately, Williams' officers also said the company was willing to discuss reworking its long-term contracts with California, provided the result benefited both parties.
California Gov. Gray Davis is under heavy fire for having locked the state into contracts running as long as 20 years at prices negotiated at the peak of a market that has since collapsed.
Both sides could potentially benefit from changes to the length of the term of the contracts or the specifics of power-supply obligations - perhaps freeing up supply that Williams thinks it could get more money for on the spot market, Malcolm said.
"We're always willing to sit down with a customer," Malcolm said.
Williams hasn't been approached by the state to renegotiate the contracts, Malcolm said.
Any attempt by California to force through one-sided changes is unlikely and could backfire for the state by disrupting plans for new power plants, he said.
"To the extent contracts are changed, financing is going to go away," he said.
Downplaying Enron Opportunities

Williams downplayed its ability to capitalize on the recent troubles of market-leader Enron Corp. (ENE), saying it focuses on large, long-term structured deals, not the high-volume, physical-market transactions that Enron dominates, Malcolm said.
Also, TradeSpark - the Internet-based energy exchange in which Williams is a partner - is limited for now in its ability to expand and take volume from Enron's proprietary system EnronOnline because of the horrific losses operator Cantor Fitzgerald (X.CFZ) suffered in the attacks on the World Trade Center.
"That's interrupted the rapid growth we were seeing," Williams Chief Executive Keith Bailey said on the call.
Enron, which accounts for about a quarter of the trade in the country's power and gas markets and which makes a market for those commodities on EnronOnline, has seen its share price fall by a third this week due to uncertainties about its extremely complex financial structure.
Those concerns have raised questions about the business model of EnronOnline, a platform on which Enron is the counterparty in all trades. Those concerns could eventually boost volume on neutral exchanges like TradeSpark.
"We continue to believe in the neutral platform that TradeSpark offers," Malcolm said.
TradeSpark LP was formed by eSpeed Inc. (ESPD), Cantor Fitzgerald (X.CFZ), Shell (RD) unit Coral Energy, Dominion (D), Koch Energy Trading Inc., TXU Corp.'s (TXU) TXU Energy unit and Williams Cos.' Williams Energy Marketing & Trading Co.
-By Andrew Dowell, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-4430; andrew.dowell@dowjones.com

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Stocks Expected to Open Lower, Hurt By Weak Economic News

10/25/2001
Dow Jones Business News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

A Wall Street Journal Online News Roundup
Stocks are expected to open with losses Thursday, weighed down by disappointing U.S. economic news and the European Central Bank's decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
About an hour before the New York Stock Exchange opened, futures on the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index were sharply lower, suggesting that the Dow Jones Industrial Average will post a 94-point loss at the opening bell.
In one of a trio of negative economic reports, the Commerce Department said orders for durable goods, or products expected to last more than three years, tumbled 8.5% in September. That was a much steeper drop than the 0.9% decline forecast by economists surveyed by Thomson Global Markets.
Meanwhile, the Labor Department reported that the number of Americans filing new claims for state unemployment insurance rose to 504,000 for the week ended Oct. 20. That was more than the 500,000 jobless claims expected by economists.
The Labor Department also said that the employment-cost index rose 1% in the third quarter, slightly more than expected. The indicator measures changes in compensation costs, including wages and salaries, as well as costs for employee benefits.
Later, at 10 a.m. EDT, the National Association of Realtors is expected to say that 5.26 million existing homes were sold last month, down from the 5.5 million sold in August.
Prior to release of the economic news, S&P futures had pointed to a weaker opening on Wall Street, after the ECB left rates alone despite growing political pressure for another rate cut to help the stumbling European economy.
In addition to pouring over Thursday's economic reports, investors will spend much of the session sorting through a mountain of earnings reports, said Peter Cardillo, director of research at Westfalia Investments.
Among companies that announced quarterly earnings so far, Dow Chemical said third-quarter net income plunged 84%, hurt by weak demand, substantial price declines and a slew of charges mostly related to acquisition expenses and restructuring at Dow Corning.
Among other stocks to watch, Enron on Wednesday replaced its finance chief, Andrew Fastow, capping a tumultuous day in which the Houston powerhouse saw its stock price continue to fall sharply.
States suing Microsoft are hiring one of the nation's top trial lawyers, signaling they may seek a harsher antitrust remedy than the White House. Meanwhile, the software giant's Windows XP formally makes its debut Thursday.
In key overseas markets, stocks were mixed. London's Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-Share Index was down 1.2% in intraday trading, while Frankfurt's DAX was 0.9% lower. Earlier in the day, Japan's Nikkei 225 average closed with a gain of 0.7%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.2%.
In Wednesday's session, Wall Street continued to shrug off disappointing earnings news, and focused instead on hopes that low interest rates and the government's economic-stimulus program will produce a recovery.
Technology issues saw much of the buying, with the Nasdaq Composite Index rising 27.10 points, or 1.6%, to 1731.54. The Dow industrials inched 5.54 points, or 0.1%, higher to close at 9345.62, despite substantial losses in two of its components, Eastman Kodak and AT&T, which issued weak outlooks.
In major U.S. market action Wednesday:
Major stock indexes advanced. But on the Big Board, where 1.34 billion shares traded, 1,374 stocks rose and 1,743 fell. On the Nasdaq, 1.89 billion shares changed hands.
Bonds gained. The 10-year Treasury note rose 13/32, or $4.0625 for each $1,000 invested. The yield, which moves inversely to price, fell to 4.588%. The 30-year bond was up 23/32 to yield 5.330%. Early Thursday, the 10-year note was up 10/32 to yield 4.553% while the long bond was 17/32 higher, yielding 5.303%.
The dollar was mixed. Late in New York, it traded at 122.87 yen, up from 122.68, while the euro rose against the dollar to 89.35 U.S. cents from 89.07. Early Thursday in New York, the dollar bought 123.17 yen and traded at 88.27 cents to the euro.
For continuously updated news from The Wall Street Journal, see WSJ.com at http://wsj.com.
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All Rights Reserved.

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Kaplan Fox Seeks To Recover Losses For Investors Who Purchased E
2001-10-25 12:07 (New York)

Kaplan Fox Seeks To Recover Losses For Investors Who Purchased Enron
Corp. Common Stock

NEW YORK, NY -- (INTERNET WIRE) -- 10/25/01 -- Kaplan Fox
(kaplanfox.com) has filed a class action against Enron Corp. and
certain of the Company's officers and directors in the United States
District Court for the Southern District of Texas.  The suit is
brought on behalf of all persons or entities who purchased the common
stock of Enron Corporation ("Enron") (NYSE: ENE) between January 18,
2000 and October 17, 2001, inclusive (the "Class Period").

The complaint charges Enron Corp. and certain of its officers and
directors with violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The complaint alleges that during the Class Period, defendants
engaged in asset and securities sales to closely related affiliates
and interested parties, which disguised Enron's true financial
position.  Many of the details of these transactions were hidden from
the public.  Defendants used these asset sales to falsely improve
Enron's balance sheet, thereby maintaining Enron shares at an
artificially inflated price.  Certain Enron executives, who held
positions in the affiliates that presented clear conflicts of
interest, reaped millions of dollars in personal gains from these
transactions.

The complaint further alleges that during the Class Period, Defendants
made misleading statements regarding the potential value of Enron's
Broadband business, in order to artificially boost Enron's share
price.  With knowledge that Enron's Broadband business would never
post a profit and was seriously overvalued, Defendants continued to
make misleading statements about the Broadband business in order to
maintain the share price at its artificially inflated levels.
Defendants used the artificially inflated value of Enron's Broadband
business to hedge against, in order to gain millions of dollars in
financing.  Defendants failed to disclose the risk of these financing
arrangements.  Defendants hid the true nature of Enron's earnings,
its hedging, its businesses, and the correct state of Enron's
finances from its investors and the market, further artificially
inflating Enron's share price.  While the stock was artificially
inflated for the above reasons, Enron executives engaged in extensive
insider trading, gaining personal proceeds of approximately $482
million during the Class Period, before the public became aware of
the above practices.

Plaintiff seeks to recover damages on behalf of the Class and is
represented by Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP.  Our firm, with offices
in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and New Jersey has many years of
experience in prosecuting investor class actions and actions
involving financial fraud. For more information about Kaplan Fox &
Kilsheimer LLP, you may visit our website at www.kaplanfox.com

If you are a member of the Class, you may move the court no later than
December 21, 2001 to serve as a lead plaintiff for the Class.    In
order to serve as a lead plaintiff, you must meet certain legal
requirements.

If you have any questions about this Notice, the action, your rights,
or your interests, please e-mail us at mail@kaplanfox.com or contact:

Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP - 805 Third Avenue,  22nd Floor - New York,
NY 10022

Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP - 100 Pine Street, 26th Floor - San
Francisco, CA 94111

Contact: Frederic S. Fox, Esq., Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP
Phone: 800-290-1952
Fax: 212-687-7714
Email: mail@kaplanfox.com

    Date      October 25, 2001
    Time      07:00 AM - 08:00 AM
    Station   CNBC
    Location  Network
    Program   The Squawk Box

              Mark Haines, co-anchor:

              Joe Kernen, what's going on?

              Joe Kernen, co-anchor:

              We've got to shift gears into this Enron situation which
              has just been--you've been talking about it quite a bit,
              David--how could you not talk about it?  Seventy-six
              million shares yesterday, down fifty percent in the last
              two weeks.  This is a company with--what?--a hundred
              million in revenues.

              James Cramer, guest market commentator:

              Maybe.

              Kernen:  Yeah, right.  Anyone who does any trading in
              energy apparently, you know, uses Enron Online, so anything
              that destabilizes Enron to a great extent could destabilize
              the whole energy trading arena and...

              Cramer:  Go ahead, say it!  Say what you're thinking!  No
              one has said it yet.  We know the truth.  We believe that
              Enron caused a national short squeeze.  They knew every
              single number in this gas situation.  They wrecked the
              California utility system and profited from it.  That's my
              bet.  My bet that this--they had--look, they were the
              market maker.  Imagine if Instinet knew what you were going
              to be buying and took it ahead of you.  I think they
              cornered the market for electricity for about four months,
              made a huge fortune and now the company is unraveling and
              when someone--when the Justice Department gets in there
              we're going to discover this.

              Kernen:  Let's see what happened...

              Haines:  Now, wait a second...

              David Faber, co-anchor:

              Whoa, whoa, whoa!  The Justice Department, Jim?  Now, is
              that new?  Is that something--

              Cramer:  No, that would be, if I were a prosecutor,
              something...

              Faber:  OK, so they are not being investigated?

              Cramer:  Well, no, I'm actually being a little forward
              thinking.

              Kernen:  The SEC wants documents about the limited
              partnership transactions of Mr.--

              Faber:  Which is very different from what Jim is talking
              about.

              Cramer:  No, I'm saying that this is what, if I were an
              enterprising prosecutor, I would say, Did we have a
              nationwide short squeeze in electricity caused by one
              company that had access to all the screens and knew exactly
              what was happening with the electricity market which then
              wrecked the California utility system, cost the consumer
              billions of dollars, and is now being hushed up?

              Kernen:  Well, let's talk about the actual news.  Here's
              yesterday's trading--

              Haines:  Wait a minute.

              Kernen:  Well, I just want to say that the guy is gone now.
              That's the new news here.  Did you read--did you know that
              Fastow, after four--

              Faber:  Late yesterday.

              Kernen:  Yeah, after four o'clock, Fastow is gone.  What's
              interesting--

              Faber:  He's the CFO--

              Kernen:  But he's a new CFO.

              Faber:  --who benefitted personally from some of these
              off balance sheet partnerships.

              Cramer:  Mark, you know, I'm not on thin ice here, I'm not
              on thin ice.

              Haines:  I just want to make sure we understand that this
              is your theory.

              Cramer:  This is my theory.

              Haines:  OK.

              Cramer:  It is just a theory.  It is my opinion.  But I
              think we've got to find out more about that short squeeze
              that occurred.

              Haines:  OK.

              Cramer:  We need to find out whether it was orchestrated.

              Kernen:  The new CFO might help regain some credibility for
              the company because he was the old treasurer who left that
              position a year or so ago because of some disagreements
              with how Mr. Fastow was doing business apparently.  So now
              he's back as CFO and we'll whether that calms the market
              down.

              Faber:  Well, what they need to do-- Joe, they need to come
              clean.  I mean, that is what all the investors in Enron and
              those who've left the company as investors over this last
              week have wanted.  Let's see everything; be as transparent
              as you possibly can be; tell us exactly what we need to
              know.  And as much as they need to come clean with their
              investors, they need to come clean with their trading
              counterparties because that is really what people are
              concerned about.

              Kernen:  Why is the credit worthiness issue such a big
              deal?  Anyone who does trading with them, if their credit
              worthiness were to go--if their credit rating were to go
              down, how would that affect energy trading?

              Faber:  Well, you want to know that they're going to be
              there on the other side and make good on the trades.

              Kernen:  I guess you would, wouldn't you?

              Faber:  Right.  Not that they aren't, but why would you--if
              you can trade with seven other guys--seven other companies,
              maybe you cut back a little bit on your exposure there.

              Kernen:  Now, why would--

              Faber:  And that would hurt their core business.

              Kernen:  Why are people expecting some type of action from
              the credit agencies, not because of the stock price, right?
              Because of something that could unravel--

              Faber:  Because of something related to these liabilities
              they may have--

              Kernen:  That they don't know about at this point.

              Faber:  --that they may have with regard to funding some of
              these off balance sheet partnerships that they backstopped
              in terms of borrowing that went on at the project level at
              the off balance sheet partnership.  Will it be a liability?
              They don't know.  But that's one of the reasons--

              Kernen:  We're talking hundreds of millions or billions?

              Faber:  They don't know.

              Kernen:  But there were billions of dollars in limited
              partners?

              Faber:  Yes.  About three billion in financing, I think is
              what some analysts estimated.

              Kernen:  This is a pretty big number.

              Faber:  Yeah, they can get to most of that with the assets
              that they have in the partnerships themselves.

              Kernen:  I use a six month chart to show what's happened
              over the last two weeks.  You got to look at here.  But if
              we went back a year, you'd see eighty as far as the high
              for Enron.  Now we're at sixteen.

              Faber:  Everybody else took a hit yesterday.  Dynegy got
              hurt.

              Kernen:  Well, I got Dynegy next.  Don't--  Here we go.

              Faber:  I'm sorry.  I'm getting a little excited.

              Kernen:  You are.

              Faber:  Enthusiastic about your charts.

              Kernen:  There's a weekly chart of Dynegy, and you know
              what's coming next, don't you?  Now I'm worried about the
              utility average.  I've worried about the transportation
              average a lot in my career.  Mark, now the utilities have
              replaced my worries.  I'm angst-ridden.  Did you see this
              chart?  We're breaking below the--

              Cramer:  That's a positive, not a negative, Joe.

              Kernen:  What's wrong with Cramer today?  What happened?

              Cramer:  I'm all fired up!

              Faber:  He really is.  My, God, he's got the DOJ getting
              all crazy, the FBI, the CIA.  You going down to En--you
              going down to Houston yourself?

              Cramer:  I may just have to.  I may have to clean up that
              whole city.

              Kernen:  Jim, why would the--that's the--now getting down
              to the lows, I mean, the other averages have come back
              quite a bit from the post-attack lows, the utilities are
              retesting those.  That's not something to worry about?

              Cramer:  No, because I think there's a lot of money going
              into more cyclical issues.  I think the economy is showing
              signs of getting better.  The consumer is certainly much
              stronger than we thought.  The base book didn't say the
              corporate was strong, but the consumer is strong.  Much
              stronger than before.

              Kernen:  All right.  In the past people have worried about
              the utility averages being a leading indicator, though.  I
              don't--we're talking about four hundred to two-ninety at
              this point.  That's a long way.

              Cramer:  This average has got a lot of problems to it, but
              I still think that--

              Kernen:  It's no longer the--

              Cramer:  --you sell this as safety.  We don't want safety
              as much as we want a little bit more reciprocality.

                        # # #


Trunkline South Tx - GDP-TRUNKL/SO
Trunkline North Tx - GDP-TRUNKL/NO

Shout with any more questions.  Thanks.
PL


Gerald/Eric-

I have a couple of questions regarding TGLO transport contract
012-88494-202.  We are currently delivering a volume of 28.000mm into various
Midcon interconnects on this contract that are designated to go to
Reliant/Entex for the purpose of heating HISD schools.  The transport
contract stipulates different rates for this delivery depending on whether
the gas is intended for state facilities or not.  My first question, then,
is:  are HISD schools considered state facilities?  And, if HISD schools are
considered state facilities, does the fact that this gas is being delivered
to them via Reliant/Entex utilizing Midcon's pipe make any difference?

I am asking these questions not only to assure that we are recouping the
correct transport rate, but also to determine what the consequences might be
if I interrupt this delivery.  We are having difficulty getting enough gas
into Midcon to cover our Entex noms and I am just exploring my options.  I
would also expect that this volume should decrease when HISD closes for the
Christmas holidays- does the fact that this is an IT agreement give me enough
leverage to cut this nom if TGLO does not do so voluntarily?

Thanks for your help.


I forwarded this note to Exxon Human Resources.  Please remain in your cube
and someone will come for you shortly.

---------------------- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 10/15/99 01:24 PM
---------------------------
From: Eric Gillaspie on 10/15/99 01:19 PM
To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: PS.

---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Gillaspie/HOU/ECT on 10/15/99 01:19
PM ---------------------------

Ryan.F.Ruppert@EXXON.sprint.com on 10/15/99 02:07:07 PM
To: Eric Gillaspie/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: PS.

         Date: October 15, 1999
         From: Ruppert, Ryan F.                            R9RUPPE  - AMERICAS
           To: EXT-EGILLAS(A)ECT.ENRON.COM,                EGILLASE - FPEXMAIL
      Subject: PS.
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Can you get Gerald to send me a note so that I can get him into our system so
I can send him any pertainent information I may run accross regarding retards.

Thanks,
Ryan

RYAN RUPPERT
Geologist
Europe/CIS Ventures
Exxon Exploration Company
713.935.6171


---------------------- Forwarded by Timothy Blanchard/HOU/EES on 02/09/2000
10:52 AM ---------------------------

	Enron Energy Services

	From:  Neithard Foley                           02/09/2000 10:50 AM

To: Timothy Blanchard/HOU/EES@EES
cc:
Subject: WASSUP!!!!!!

---------------------- Forwarded by Neithard Foley/HOU/EES on 02/09/2000
10:49 AM ---------------------------

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cc:
Subject: WASSUP!!!!!!

Hey guys,

     I had to send this to the world!  This is one of those rare Emails that
had
me running through the house at break-neck speed, laughing my head off the
entire way.  It takes a little while to boot up, but it's worth the wait. It
should be self-explanatory.  Enjoy!

(See attached file: Wassup.avi)

James

 - Wassup.avi


I have a call into Kevin to see what number of users they were using for their desktop support.  $32K per person is a little much!.   cvb

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Geaccone, Tracy
Sent:	Wednesday, October 24, 2001 9:11 AM
To:	Barnes, Caroline
Subject:	FW: FW: 2002 Plan Assessments as of 10/19/01 for EREC

Can you help me with this?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@AZURIX@ENRON   On Behalf Of Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@ENRON
Sent:	Tuesday, October 23, 2001 7:52 PM
To:	Geaccone, Tracy
Subject:	Re: FW: 2002 Plan Assessments as of 10/19/01 for EREC

Tracy-

I need some help on what this is.  Admittedly, it's only $117k, but we only have 3 employees, and will likely have less next year.  Can we discuss?

Michael

	Tracy Geaccone/ENRON@enronXgate 10/22/01 09:48 AM 	   To: Mary Botello/ENRON@enronXgate, Tod A Lindholm/ENRON@enronXgate, Agatha B Tran/ENRON@enronXgate, Erin Copeland/ENRON@enronXgate, Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@AZURIX, Jim Barnes/ENRON@enronxgate, Valerie Giles/ENRON@enronxgate  cc:   Subject: FW: 2002 Plan Assessments as of 10/19/01 for EREC

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Yparraguirre, Jay
Sent:	Friday, October 19, 2001 10:21 PM
To:	Geaccone, Tracy; Pritt, Deborah; Lambert, Chris
Subject:	2002 Plan Assessments as of 10/19/01 for EREC

Attached is the updated version of the 2002 plan assessments from Enron Net Works (ENW) for your business unit.  We are sending revisions due to several changes, including increases in Corporate and other business unit allocations, and reductions in ENW expenditures.

This intercompany billing invoice now includes pass throughs and capital for your information.  Consistent with 2001, pass through billings (long distance, market data, WAN, etc.) will not be included in the standard assessments ("8xxxxxxx" accounts).  They will be posted directly to direct expenses ("52502000" accounts) at the cost center level.  This pass through number is only a high level place holder and is not intended to replace the dollars already being budgeted for by each cost center owner.

If you have any questions, you can contact Kevin May at x52508 and he will answer any questions or direct you to the correct person.

If you are not the correct person to receive these assessments or if there is someone else that you would like to include in this process, please reply back to me with this information and I will add them to the contact list for future correspondence.

Thanks,

Jay
x53813

 << File: EREC IC 10-19.xls >>


Just talked to Steve Jackson at AEP and it looks like they may want to use
DECAF to do intramonth confirmations.

We will have to come up with a way to confirm just certain deals and not all deals.

I will add to the meeting for next week.

thanks

bob


Brenda,

 In response to your phone call,  our Master is for firm delivery only and as such will not accommodate interruptible service.  If you wish to put a Master in place, our credit department will need some information.  Our contact in credit is Veronica Espinoza @ 713-646-6002 or Jason Williams @ (713) 345-3923.

Finally,  I will be happy to send our GISB with special provisions if you so desire.

Regards,
Debra Perlingiere
Enron North America Legal
1400 Smith Street, EB 3885
Houston, Texas 77002
dperlin@enron
713-853-7658
713-646-3490 Fax


i can go to vegas either the weekend of the 14th of april or the 21st.  just
let me know which is the better weekend.


In light of the TGP restrictions still in place, I have revised my Boston nom
to reflect 97 all weekend.
---------------------- Forwarded by Donna Jones/CES/ColumbiaGas on 02/04/2000
10:14 AM ---------------------------

Donna Jones
02/04/2000 09:46 AM

To: clarissa_Garcia@enron.com
cc: Brian Perrone/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, Doug
Kinney/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas, cgerman@enron.com
Subject: CES TGP Supply Needs 2/5-7

Clarissa, what did you find out about me receiving different volumes at Boston
than what I requested.  We are penalized for over or under deliveries to that
pool.  We are now in "critical day" status, which means that we are charged 5
times the daily index, which is GDA plus some other charges. It is very
important that I receive exactly the volume requested.  Please talk with the
shipper and ask that they adjust the volume each day as requested.

I know that these are small voumes, but we have to play by the rules.

Day 1, requested 75, received 82
Day 2, requested 97, received 100
day 3, requested 87

For the weekend, I have changes only going to the Boston meter.

 - Enron Supply - TGP.xls