are there any hotties coming?


Attached is the referenced list.  I am responsible for those counterparties
originating from Houston Credit.  Edmund Cooper is responsible for the UK
Credit based counterparties.  I am still resolving issues on about 8-10
counterparties.  If something doesn't make sense, let me know.


I want to make sure Joni sees everyting on CGAS as well.

jporte1@columbiaenergygroup.com on 03/16/2000 08:39:28 AM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT, "        -         *Goodell, Scott"
<BLOCK@columbiaenergygroup.com>
cc: "        -         *Kinney, Doug" <BLOCK@columbiaenergygroup.com>
Subject: New SST Volumes for COH

Just a note that as of 4/1/00, CES' SST capacity on TCO will decrease. We have
submitted a request to COH for Storage Capacity and Transport (FSS & SST) for
the 00-01 season. COH should have the actual numbers late Friday, but I have
made a guesstimate below. You only get 50% of your Oct-Mar WD capacity for
Apr-Sep Inj, which could be around 50,000 dth/d. The numbers below are from
3/00, so 4/00 should be smaller, but I will forward to you as soon as I can.


Attached is the final version of the LOI for Clarksdale and Yaxoo City.

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Mann, Kay
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 5:46 PM
To: priest@yazoopsc.org; mcarroway@watervallery.net; drhunt@watervalley.net
Cc: Rorschach, Reagan; Fairley, David
Subject: Revised LOI

Gentlemen,

Attached is a clean version of the LOI.  Originals are being sent to Bob and
Marvin by FedX tonight.

Regards,

Kay


John,

Thanks for you messages and for a polo shirt I got from the MBA program in Dallas
on Monday.

I am doing fine -  busy as usual. In case you missed it, and interesting article from the WSJ.

Vince

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Sent:	Tuesday, August 28, 2001 8:14 AM
To:	Kaminski, Vince J
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>"Pricing Electricity Forwards Under Stochastic Volatility"
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>"Interdealer Trading in Futures Markets"
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> hierarchy. The research builds on the empirical work of Manaster
> and Mann's 1996 article on futures floor trader inventory
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>"Quadratic Volatility Smiles"
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>"An Application of Malliavin Calculus to Continuous Time Asian
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>"Delta-Hedged Gains and the Negative Market Volatility Risk
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>      BY:  GURDIP BAKSHI
>              University of Maryland
>              Robert H. Smith School of Business
>           NIKUNJ KAPADIA
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>              Department of Finance
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> stochastic volatility framework, we demonstrate a correspondence
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>           GAURAV S. AMIN
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Sheila, should this account be placed on the high priority list?  Also, to
whom in legal did you send the info?

Cheryl Nelson
Senior Counsel
EB3875
(713) 345-4693

	Sheila Glover@ECT
	02/12/2001 11:57 AM

		 To: Cassandra Schultz/NA/Enron@Enron, William S Bradford/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Samantha Boyd/NA/Enron@Enron, Cheryl Nelson/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Gary Hickerson/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: J.P. Morgan Chase Futures Agreement

Cassandra, Bill and Cheryl,
We have sent to legal a request to open a new Futures Clearing Agreement with
JP Morgan Chase.  Gary is requesting that we establish this account to
provide additional coverage for Rate & Currency  and Equity Products.  Carr
and Pru have lost some key persons and service levels are not deemed to be as
good as previously.
Thanks.
Sheila


Thanks for the invite, but this nigga is going to the marsh to build duck
blinds. You cats live it up for me.  Smokey, let me know if you score
another quickie...
cjrob

>From: ross_berthelot@bankone.com
>To: "Lenhart, Matthew" <Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com>,   "Scott Naquin
><naquinscott@yahoo.com>, Clint Eilbeck" <ceilbeck@yahoo.com>,   "Myers
>Namie" <myersnamie@yahoo.com>, "Denis Naquin" <denisnaq@home.com>,   "Tommy
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>edgerton" <edgeconstruct@aol.com>
>Subject: Ole Misserable
>Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 12:54:45 -0500
>
>I think Denis is going to come over and cook at my crib before the game (or
>before we go out to tailgate in the late afternoon). We can concelebrate
>game day with Bourge's and Gooch's B'day (both this week). If anyone wants
>to come over and eat, drink, and watch other good games on TV, please let
>me know so that I can plan for it. Let 's say it will start at Noon, with
>food to be ready around 1-2 o'clock, and beer to be ready all day. I figure
>we can go to campus around 4-5pm......anyone interested?
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I didn't get it.  Are we dining at Pastor Beth's?

I know how that software changeover thing can be...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tana.Jones@enron.com [SMTP:Tana.Jones@enron.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 3:00 PM
> To: PREISINGER@tmh.tmc.edu
> Subject: Re: This weekend
>
>
> I just forwarded directions to Pastor Beth's and a note about the number
> of
> people.  Did you get it?  We just got Windows 2000 and I'm having trouble
> with my emails...
>
>
>
>
>                     "Preisinger,
>
>                     Andrea"               To:     "'Tana Jones'"
> <Tana_Jones@enron.com>
>                     <PREISINGER@tm        cc:
>
>                     h.tmc.edu>            Subject:     This weekend
>
>
>
>                     05/09/2000
>
>                     02:35 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Just wondering how many people we will be serving.  Also, are you going to
> send directiosn to you house?
>
> Thanks-
>
> Andrea
>
>


I'll make a note that they prefer not to bring dessert.

JW

-----Original Message-----
From: HThurlow@aol.com [mailto:HThurlow@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 11:50 AM
To: jwatson@nwdiagnostic.com
Subject: Re: Next gathering of the Gourmet Group...

John:
       Yes, Jim and I will come.  That's two of us for the dinner club on
Saturday, March 23 at the Daugherty's home in Pearland.
       Course preference?  Ask Kim to assign us any course except dessert.
Thank you.
Best Regards,

Hattie Thurlow-McKinley


Lola -

You know that I wouldn't be asking you this but this is ONLY if  it's
possible.  Some how I've gotten myself into a crunch and I need to know if I
can get some money from you.  I'm not quite sure of what our balance is but
is there any way I can get $40 or $50 from you?  My electric bill is $320 and
it was due yesterday.  I called them and told them that I could pay half b/c
my car note is due this pay period too.  Let me know if you can help.


The proxy price will be Gas Daily and Cantor Fitzgerald for Ca deliveries.
How do we submit prices to Cantor Fitzgerald?  Anne, we will need to come up
with  a cash report, much like our monthly index report for the
publications.  Our data submitted will be under scrutiny at some point in the
future.  It is important that all of our cash (one day) deals are reported
accurately each day.

Thanks,
Mike


Steve & Cindy,

Below are a couple emails from our recruiters indicating an increase in Enron
employees looking at other employment options.  The increased activity seems
to be more prevalent for EES & EBS.  As I mentioned in my voicemail,  we have
not seen a significant increase in voluntary turnover, in fact, for ENW it is
lower this year than it was last year at this time. (Probably has to do with
the softening of job market and decrease in other opportunities.)

We are still checking with other recruiters and agencies and will keep you
posted with updates and any increase in turnover.

Robert

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Davies, Neil
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 9:27 AM
To: Vasut, Tony; Jones, Robert W.
Cc: Broadfoot, Mark; Taylor, Charles
Subject: RE:

Robert

Spoke to Charles T. His contacts indicate a similar pattern - a definate
upsurge over the last 4 weeks by around 20-30%. Candidates seem to be
primarliy from EBS/ EES.

Neil

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Vasut, Tony
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 9:15 AM
To: Davies, Neil; Jones, Robert W.
Subject:

Guys:
As requested, I spoke with a couple of the external vendors that we use on
the Corp side of the equation.  I posed the question to probe into the number
of Enron candidates on the street.
According to one of my sources, the number of Enron people who have expressed
interest in looking into opportunities has increased... although it was her
feeling that the majority of the people interested in making a change were
from the less established Enron businesses (Azurix, EES, EBS...).  She said
that the Chronicle article seemed to trigger this increase.

I will follow up if I get any additional data to share.

Regards,
Tony


Contrary to popular belief, the people that actually show up to the game do
have other things they can do if they know that the other team members will
not show up.  So, let me know whether or not you will be there.


Please note new date and time!


Valeria:

3:30pm tomorrow the 9th will be fine.  We will have to change the schedule
a little bit, but I believe it will work.

Kevin Kindall   3:30 PM
Grant Masson   4:00 PM
Tanya Tamarchenko  4:30 PM
Vince Kaminski  5:00 PM

Same scenario - upon arrival in the lobby go to the security desk and ask
for me.  I will meet you in the lobby of the 19th floor.

Thanks so much for your flexibility!

Shirley Crenshaw

Valeria.I.Stone@EXXON.sprint.com on 09/07/2000 08:56:24 AM
To: Shirley.Crenshaw@enron.com
cc:
Subject: RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group

         Date: September 7, 2000
         From: Stone, V.I. (Valeria)                       VISTONE  - AMERICAS
           To: EXT-SHIRLEY.CRENSHAW(A)ENRON.CO             SHIRLEC1 - FPEXMAIL
      Subject: RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sure, tomorrow is fine with me.  Is it possible to schedule it at 3:30 PM?

And I am sure it is not an easy task to fit the schedule of several people to
be available at the same time window.  So please feel free to let me know if
you will need to do another time adjustment.

-----Original Message-----
From: EXT-SHIRLEY.CRENSHAW(A)ENRON.CO
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 9:47 AM
To: Stone, V.I. (Valeria)
Subject: RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group

Valeria:

Please do not think we are always this unorganized, but things just seem
to be happening right now and it is disrupting everyone's schedule.

Would you possibly be able to come tomorrow the 8th?  Kevin Kindall
will not be here on the 15th and he would definately like to interview you.
Then Vince Kaminski will be gone for two weeks after the 15th.  It seems
like tomorrow might be the best time for everyone, if it is for you.

We can begin the interviews at 3:00 PM and probably end them at 5:00
or 5:30 pm.

Please let me know.

Thanks so much for your understanding.
[Stone, V.I. (Valeria)]  :
Regards,

Shirley Crenshaw

Valeria.I.Stone@EXXON.sprint.com on 09/07/2000 07:46:13 AM

To:   Shirley.Crenshaw@enron.com
cc:
Subject:  RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group

         Date: September 7, 2000
         From: Stone, V.I. (Valeria)                       VISTONE  -
AMERICAS
           To: EXT-SHIRLEY.CRENSHAW(A)ENRON.CO             SHIRLEC1 -
FPEXMAIL
      Subject: RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Stone, V.I. (Valeria)]  0
Definitely - any of these days sound good to me.  The only concern that I
have, is that I have my graduate class on Thursday night at 6 PM which is
September the 14th.
So if you will schedule the interview on the 14th of September, I would
need
to leave around 5:15 PM so I could attend  my  class.

It actually might be more convenient for me to meet with the interviewers
on
the 15th of September.  If this day does not fit the schedule of any of the
interested in interviewing individuals, I surely will be able to meet with
them on the 14th.

I will be looking forward to your reply.

Sincerely,

Valeria Stone

-----Original Message-----
From: EXT-SHIRLEY.CRENSHAW(A)ENRON.CO
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 4:32 PM
To: Stone, V.I. (Valeria)
Subject: RE: Informal Exploratory Interview with Enron Research Group

Valeria:

Would you be able to do the interview on the 14th or 15th instead of the
13th?  Vince Kaminski, who would really like to interview you, has been
called out of town on the 13th.  He will be back on the 14th.

Also Grant Masson is conducting an Options Seminar on the 13th and
would not be able to interview you until after 5:00 PM.

Please let me know if we can just push the interview to the same time
frame only on the 14th or 15th.

Thanks!

Shirley Crenshaw
713-853-5290


Thanks - -  I'm looking at August 28.

Thanks,

Kay

Melissa Jones@ENRON
07/12/2000 04:53 PM
To: David W Delainey/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Brian Redmond/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jean Mrha/NA/Enron@Enron@ECT, Julie A
Gomez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Frevert/NA/Enron@Enron@ECT, John J
Lavorato/Corp/Enron@Enron@ECT, Lillian Carroll/HOU/ECT@ECT, Venita
Coleman/Corp/Enron@Enron@ECT, Jennifer Burns/HOU/ECT@ECT, Nicki
Daw/NA/Enron@Enron@ECT, Kimberly Hillis/HOU/ECT@ect
Subject: Re: QBR HPL/LRC/Upstream Origination

Jean is available on either day - August 22nd or 28th.


I have a commodities trading account with Crowlite, a small operation in New
Jersey that introduces business to Refco.  If you need more details give me a
call.

Nick Ernst

PS - I work on the steel trading desk.


Ben, When do you need an O&M estimate by and what are your accuracy
requirements? I have a couple other projects in the hopper that I'm working
on now. For an accuracy of +/- 25%, I can have you numbers by this
Friday/Monday timeframe. If you require +/- 10% accuracy, I would need until
next Thursday/Friday timeframe (2/18) assuming good information is available.
For this type accuracy, we're also going to need to know about water
source/treatment, plant design, etc. From talking with Bruce Golden, my guess
is that we are not there yet on design so you may be looking for the +/- 25%
accuracy estimate for now. FYI, Bruce Golden is also filling in an eval form.
thanks and regards, Scot

Benjamin Rogers@ECT
02/08/2000 08:57 AM
To: Scot Chambers/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc: Tom Swank/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: Re:

Bruce did give us project cost numbers and I will have him e-mail them to
you.  Also, you and I already went through the project eval. form on USEC.
Tom and I were trying to get numbers by Wednesday, but give me a call once
you get the project cost numbers.  Thanks for your help with this project.
Ben


Attached are summaries of ten recent PG&E advice letters.....no protest
material.
?
Dan

Law Offices of Daniel W. Douglass
5959 Topanga Canyon Blvd.?  Suite 244
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
Tel:?? (818)  596-2201
Fax:? (818) 346-6502
douglass@energyattorney.com
 - 7-30-01 AL Summary Chart.doc


Taffy:
Here is the list of invitees

Paul Radous
Cathy (Mary) Tudon
Brad Schneider
Veronica Espinoza
Nidia Mendoza
Ed Sacks
me
sara
Susan F.
Susan B.
Jason
Tana
Samantha Boyd
You are welcome to attend as well.  I am not sure who from the credit group
has RSVP'd yes but why don't you send out the notice to everyone and copy me
and Suzanne.  Thanks

Carol

PS - Paul Radous has a brother Kevin and I think that Paul is in the Enron
directory.


I'm up for going to watch it somewhere.  Give me a call on my cell phone
tonight or tomorrow - 713-628-3104.

"Bass, Jason" <Jason.Bass2@COMPAQ.com> on 01/05/2001 01:15:47 PM
To: "'Eric.Bass@enron.com'" <Eric.Bass@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE: New Years

I had no plans to watch it, but I was going to see if you might want to go
and watch somewhere.

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 11:52 AM
To: Bass, Jason
Subject: RE: New Years

i was planning on watching at home.  are you going to watch it somewhere?

"Bass, Jason" <Jason.Bass2@COMPAQ.com> on 01/05/2001 11:26:35 AM

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

Where are you going to do this?

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 11:25 AM
To: Bass, Jason
Subject: RE: New Years

yeah why

"Bass, Jason" <Jason.Bass2@COMPAQ.com> on 01/05/2001 11:10:28 AM

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

Are you watching football tomorrow?

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 11:10 AM
To: Bass, Jason
Subject: RE: New Years

not yet but i will let you know

"Bass, Jason" <Jason.Bass2@COMPAQ.com> on 01/05/2001 11:08:23 AM

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

Eric,

Did you ever hear anything back from America West?

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric.Bass@enron.com [mailto:Eric.Bass@enron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 9:49 AM
To: Bass, Jason
Cc: shusser@enron.com
Subject: New Years

Jason,

Shanna and I were wondering what you and Donnita were doing for New Years?

-Eric


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It is another example of how the content differs on either side of the Pond.
I will fax to you, if you send me your fax number, the leader that appeared
in the European edition of The Economist.  Much more favourable from our
standpoint.  thanks  mcs

Gavin Dillingham@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
01/09/2000 14:05
To: joe Hartsoe@ENRON, Sandra McCubbin@EES, Susan Mara@EES, Paul Kaufman@ECT,
Karen Denne@ENRON, Jeff Dasovich@EES, Mark Palmer@ENRON, James D Steffes@EES,
Richard Shapiro@EES, Elizabeth Linnell@EES, Jeannie Mandelker@ECT,
filuntz@aol.com, Mark Schroeder@ECT, Peter Styles@ECT, Liz@luntz.com, Mona L
Petrochko@EES, Peggy Mahoney@EES, Nicholas O'Day/AP/Enron@Enron, Mike
Dahlke/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc:

Subject: The Economist Article on Deregulation

A shocking backlash: Power deregulation under attack: Inspired by Britain's
success, California led the United States into the brave new world of
liberalised electricity markets. What went wrong?


Start Date: 4/12/01; HourAhead hour: 2;  No ancillary schedules awarded.
Variances detected.
Variances detected in Energy Import/Export schedule.
Variances detected in Load schedule.

    LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final
Schedules\2001041202.txt

---- Energy Import/Export Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.
     Details: (Hour: 2 / Preferred:  47.00 / Final:  46.99)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: ECTstSW
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/12/01
  TIE_POINT: MEAD_2_WALC
  INTERCHG_ID: EPMI_CISO_8000
  ENGY_TYPE: WHEEL
$$$ Variance found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.
     Details: (Hour: 2 / Preferred:  12.00 / Final:  11.98)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: ECTRT
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/12/01
  TIE_POINT: PVERDE_5_DEVERS
  INTERCHG_ID: EPMI_CISO_DODGERS
  ENGY_TYPE: WHEEL

---- Load Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblLoads.
     Details: (Hour: 2 / Preferred:  42.88 / Final:  42.85)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  LOAD_ID: PGE3
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/12/01
  SC_ID: EPMI


FYI.  Apologies for the oversight of not including you on the list.  If you
have any questions, etc. just give a holler (415.782.7822).

Best,
Jeff

From: Jeff Dasovich on 05/18/2001 12:24 PM
Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
To: Stephanie Miller/Enron@EnronXGate, Barry Tycholiz/Enron@EnronXGate, Chris
H Foster/Enron@EnronXGate, Jeffery Fawcett/Enron@EnronXGate, Steven
Harris/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Leslie Lawner/NA/Enron@Enron, Rebecca W
Cantrell/HOU/ECT@ECT, skean@enron.com, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, James
D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan J Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Sandra
McCubbin/NA/Enron@Enron, Donna Fulton/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Joe
Hartsoe/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Shelley Corman/Enron@EnronXGate, Julie A
Gomez/Enron@EnronXGate, Laird Dyer/SF/ECT@ECT, Michael McDonald/SF/ECT@ECT,
David Parquet/SF/ECT@ECT, Samuel Wehn/HOU/ECT@ECT, Alan
Comnes/Enron@EnronXGate, Christopher F Calger/Enron@EnronXGate, Tim
Belden/Enron@EnronXGate, Robert Badeer/Enron@EnronXGate, Paul
Kaufman/Enron@EnronXGate
cc:

Subject: More Info: PG&E to Announce Open Season on Redwood and Baja Early
Next Week

PG&E will announce via press release very early next week an open season on
Redwood, Baja and Silverado.
It comes in direct response to recent announcements of expansions into
California by pipelines.
The bid protocols will be structured similar to original open season from the
original Gas Accord.
The open season will start on June 1 and end on July 31.
Capacity will be available starting 1.1.03.
Bidders will be able to bid up to 30 years (PG&E states that that's what
generators want).
Accompanying the announcement will be another announcement that PG&E will
expand Redwood by 200mmcf/day, which they hope to have available by 1.1.03,
or some time during Q103.
About 2-4 weeks after the open season begins, PG&E will file its proposed
"Gas Accord II,"  (the first one expires end of 02).
As part of that filing, PG&E will offer its proposed ratemaking treatment for
the next five years (beginning 1.1.03).
PG&E will not include in the open season 1) core capacity and 2) certain EAD
contracts that extend beyond the Gas Accord 1 end date.
In addition, PG&E will hold back an additional 20% (after excluding core and
EAD), to be "open-seasoned" at some "future" date.
The capacity to be auctioned is: 1) 900 mmcf/day on Redwood, 2) 245 (annual)
on Baja, plus an additional 200/day in summer on Baja, 3) 155 on Silverado.
How PG&E will market the 20% they intend to hold back, and when they might
auction it off in the future will be discussed in PG&E's Gas Accord II filing.
No single company will be awarded more than 30% of the capacity on any
specific path in the primary open season (though firms can bid whatever level
of capacity they choose).

Please forwad along to anyone else who might be interested.  If you have any
questions, just holler.

Best,
Jeff


Followup on the TVA matter is attached .............
---------------------- Forwarded by Janice R Moore/HOU/ECT on 05/04/2000
16:24 ---------------------------

"Kasey L. Chesney" <kchesney@bdbc.com> on 05/04/2000 13:46:11
To: <Janice.r.moore@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Supplemental Research Memo

We have been trying, unsuccessfully, to send the attached memo to you via
facsimile since yesterday afternoon.  The fax machine at your office gives a
constant busy signal.
Accordingly, attached is Misty Smith Kelley's supplemental research memo
regarding the effect of provision in TVA/distributor contract limiting
liability.
Misty is out of the office today, but please feel free to contact me if I can
be of further assistance.

Kasey L. Chesney
Secretary to Misty Smith Kelley
< WP Attachment Enclosed >

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At approximately 6:30 pm on 4/25 Ruth Ashe with PGE notified Enron that there
will be a voice mail outage starting the evening of 4/25 and running thru 2pm
on 4/26.  If you have any questions or concerns please contact her at
503-464-8663 or 503-323-1254.  Thank you for your attention to this matter.


Randy,

Could you please send me the info on the ethics course?  Thanks.

DG


I will try to make it.  Stewart and Paul Choi (PDX office) are suppose to be here but that may change.  Either way, I will try to make it.

Kim

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Olinger, Kimberly S.
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 10:15 AM
To:	Brewer, Stacey J.; Ward, Kim S (Houston); Susie" "LeJune (E-mail); Sally <smcelroy (E-mail); "Melissa <mreese (E-mail)
Subject:	Happy Hour

Hey chicks!
How about happy hour this friday?!  Us enron chicks should get off early since we are moving to our new
building!

Let me know if you are available!

Kim


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 10/18/2000
12:55 PM ---------------------------

Alex Huang@ENRON
10/17/2000 04:00 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: parameter estimation

Vince,
I have put together a parameter estimation model, which is continuation of
Tanya's model.
The estimation process is more consistent now. Attached are the model and a
brief
write-up of the methods. If you see any problem/ways to improve it, please
let me know.

Best,
Alex


Notice Number:  01-392
November 21, 2001

TO:
ALL COMEX DIVISION MEMBERS

FROM:
J. Robert Collins, Jr., President

SUBJECT:
Proposed Amendment to Supplement No. 2, "Licensed Warehouses for Copper" of
the Copper Futures Contract.

Attached please find proposed amendments to Supplement No. 2, "Licensed
Warehouses for Copper" of the Grade 1 Copper Futures Contract.  The proposed
amendments add the Utah Commodity Storage, Inc. warehouse facilities located
at building 661, 1730 West I Avenue and building 670, 210 North Lodestone
Way, Tooele, Utah, as Licensed Warehouses for the storage of copper
deliverable against the Exchange's COMEX Division Grade 1 Copper Futures
Contract.

The proposed amendments to Supplement No. 2, "Licensed Warehouses for
Copper" of the Grade 1 Copper Futures Contract affects a "Special Matter"
under the terms of the COMEX By-Laws.  Accordingly, COMEX Division Members
have ten (10) days to submit a petition signed by owners of at least 155
COMEX Division Memberships requesting a vote of the COMEX Division Members
to disapprove the amendments, pursuant to the procedures set forth under
COMEX By-Law 205(D).  If a petition is not received, or if the amendment is
not disapproved, it will be submitted to the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission (CFTC).

If you have any questions, please contact Dawn Lowe at 212-299-2370 or
Albert J. Getz at 212-299-2608.

Proposed Amendments.  Underlining indicates additions.  Bracketing [ ]
indicates deletions.

Copper Supplement
Copper Supplement
No. 2

COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC.

LICENSED WAREHOUSES FOR COPPER

								FACILITIES
COMPUTER CODE

STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT

William B. Meyer, Inc.-------------------------------	Long Beach Boulevard
2202
  P.O. Box 4206					Stratford, Conn.
  Bridgeport, Conn. 06607
  (Orders: (203) 375-5801)

CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY

  South Jersey Port Corporation----------------------	Second & Beckett
Streets 	2602
  P.O. Box 129						Camden, NJ
  Camden, NJ 08101
  (Orders:  (856)-757-4983)

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Edgemere Terminals, Inc.----------------------------	8004 Stansbury Road
3402
  8004 Stansbury Road				Baltimore, Md.
  Baltimore, Md. 21222
  (Orders:  (410) 282-4420)

Locust Industries, Inc.-------------------------------	4747 Hollins Ferry
Road	3606
  4747 Hollins Ferry Road				Baltimore, Md.
  Baltimore, Md. 21227
  (Orders:  (410) 247-9520)

Madison Warehouse Corporation------------------	7330 Carbide Road
3204
  7330 Carbide Road	                          		Baltimore,
Md.
  Baltimore, Md. 21226
  (Orders:  (410) 360-2300)

Proposed Amendments.  Underlining indicates additions.  Bracketing [ ]
indicates deletions.

COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC
LICENSED WAREHOUSES FOR COPPER
PAGE 2

								FACILITIES
COMPUTER CODE

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Virginia International Terminals, Inc.--------------	Warehouse Nos. 3 & 5
4202
  601 World Trade Center				7737 Hampton
Boulevard
  Norfolk, Va. 23510					Norfolk, Va.
  (Orders:  Va. (757) - 440-7206)

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

Madison Warehouse Corporation-------------------	4600 Goodfellow
Blvd.	4408
  4300 Planned Industrial Drive			St. Louis, Mo
  St. Louis, Missouri  63120
  (Orders:  (314) 383-4300)                   		.

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Hayes/Dockside, Inc.---------------------------------	7200 North Peters
Street 	5206
  P.O. Box 53315					Arabi, La.
  New Orleans, La. 70153				6025 River Road
5210
(Orders:  (504) 897-5020)				Marrero, La.

AMARILLO, TEXAS

Dalby Moving & Storage Co., Inc.------		401 North Arthur Street	5602
  P.O. Box 78450					Amarillo, Texas
  Tucson, Arizona  85703				415 North Grand
Avenue	5606
  (Orders:  (520) 887-3606)			      	Amarillo, Texas

Proposed Amendments.  Underlining indicates additions.  Bracketing [ ]
indicates deletions.

COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC.
LICENSED WAREHOUSES FOR COPPER
PAGE 3

								FACILITIES
COMPUTER CODE

EL PASO, TEXAS

El Paso Terminal Warehouse, Inc.------------------	5850 Welch Avenue,
#1	5804
  P.O. Box 9248					El Paso, Texas
  El Paso, Texas 79983				5850 Welch Avenue, #2	5806
  (Orders:  (915) 772-2758)				El Paso, Texas

TUCSON, ARIZONA

Arizona Commodity Storage , Inc.----		601 East 24th Street
5502
  2724 Meadow Creek Court				Tucson, Arizona
  Park City, Utah 84060			     	850 East Teton		5506
  (Orders:  (435) 649-3333)				Tucson, Arizona
								2004 S.
Euclid Avenue	5508
								Tucson,
Arizona

Southwest Commodity Warehouses, Inc.----------	4619 North Highway Drive
5902
  P.O. Box 78450					Tucson, Arizona
  Tucson, Arizona 85703-8450			1 Jacobus Road		6202
  (Orders:  (520) 887-3606 				San Manuel, Arizona

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Utah Commodity Storage, Inc.----------------------	Building 1 & 2
5702
  2724 Meadow Creek Court 				1051 South
Industrial Parkway
  Park City, Utah 84060				Clearfield, Utah
  (Orders:  (435) 649-3333)				11th Street-Section
E-12 	5704
								Freeport
Center
								Clearfield,
Utah
								Building H-9
5706
								Freeport
Center
								Clearfield,
Utah

								Building 661
5708
								1730 West I
Avenue
								Tooele, Utah

								Building 670
5710
								210 North
Loadstone Way
								Tooele, Utah


After rereading 3 times I see your point. Didn't mean it that way. Before I
sent it out I had Ted and Karen review as well as another person in corp.
None had any comments. I asked Dave Gorte if he saw anything negative in it,
he did not. Didn't mean to slight you in any way and I apologize if I did.
Rick


LM's # 1-6, 19-20, plus a couple of ABB transformers.


Peter
got your voice but it was a little late to call. I will call you tonight. But
let me briefly cover the points you mentioned

On insurance I have faxed across our legal opinion on weather. We prepared a
detailed discussion on insurance in a schedule. But the main point is that
there is no  nexus between damage/loss suffered by a party and payments under
the weather derivative.
On access to data Christian Werner in Sydney is researching alternatives. I
was proposing to forward details of these arrangements so they could be
double checked by B &M.
Mark Taylor has been copied in on our documentation (GTCs and product
description form) for Australian weather. We have also been working with Paul
Simon, Edmund Cooper and Justin Boyd in London.

Korea is becoming more of a possibility. Although not settled that we will be
offering these products it is becoming more likely.  Hence we may have some
work there.

---------------------- Forwarded by David Minns/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
06/02/2000 05:50 PM ---------------------------

David Minns
05/30/2000 05:13 PM
To: Alan Aronowitz@ECT
cc: Paul Quilkey/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Bruce
Lundstrom/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Mark Taylor@ECT, Paul
Smith/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Susan
Musch/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Joseph P
Hirl/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Nicholas
O'Day/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

Subject: EOL Weather Derivatives - Japan (Legal Advice)

Alan further to our discussion last week. Attached is request for further
advice from Baker and McKenzie on trading weather products with Japanese
counterparties through EOL. As discussed would you forward it to B & M. The
date of the previous advice which indicated there are no regulatory issues
with weather trading needs to be inserted in 2 places. (Would you be able to
send me a copy of this advice.)

We need to have all legal issues resolved prior to 23 June.   This is the
scheduled date for function the public function to launch of EOL weather
trading in Australia .  We plan to trade Tokyo and Osaka   in addition to
Australian cities. There was discussion of  Seoul weather products but this
has not progressed. If it does then will need to do the required due
diligence for Korea.


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The NASDAQ continues to consolidate above key fib support crossing at
1905.53. Closes above last week's high at 2010.91 are needed to
temper the near-term bearish outlook in the market. The March S&P 500
index posted its highest close in nearly two and a half weeks on
Thursday. The persistent rebound off the 25% retracement level of
this fall's rally crossing at 1120.66 has set the stage for a
possible test of December's high crossing at 1176 by early-January.

The Dow posted a quiet inside day with a modestly higher close on
Thursday as it consolidated above the 62% retracement level of the
May/September decline crossing at 10,094.10 at 10,088. Technology
stocks supported today's rally however, trading volume was light due
to the holidays.

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March T-bonds closed higher on Thursday and in the process posted a
key reversal up. Additional strength will be needed on Thursday to
confirm today's bullish reversal pattern. However, closes above
December's reaction high crossing at 102-05 will be need to confirm a
bottom and trend change has taken place. Until then look for sideways
trading to continue into early-January. Stochastics and the RSI are
bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible.

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The CRB index posted a key reversal down on Thursday due to weakness
in cattle, precious metals, fiber, and energies. Today's high fell
short of testing of the 25% retracement level of this year's decline
crossing at 194.76. The CRB index is at a crossroads as it
consolidates below the 25% retracement level and this year's
downtrend line crossing near 195.35. Unless these resistance levels
are cleared, it would appear as though a double top might be forming
with today's bearish reversal pattern.

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The energy markets closed lower on Thursday due to profit taking as
the market position itself ahead of this week's API inventory report
and Friday's OPEC meeting. The market is expecting this week's API
inventory report to be bullish, which has helped temper some of
today's losses. Light pressure also came from today's bearish AGA
inventor report for natural gas, which was the second-smallest draw
on inventories for the corresponding week in December since the AGA
started its weekly report in 1994.

February crude oil closed modestly lower on Thursday and settled
below the previous reaction high crossing at 21.05. A late day rally
tempered some of today's losses as February closed mid-range thereby
leaving the door open for sideways trading on Friday. A bullish API
inventory report on Friday could provide the catalyst needed to
extend this month's rally. The 38% retracement level of this fall's
decline crossing at 21.77, then November's high at 22.83 are
potential targets later this winter. Stochastics and the RSI are
bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible
near-term.

February heating oil closed lower on Thursday but remained above
broken resistance crossing at 57.80 thereby keeping the door open for
a possible test of November's reaction high crossing at 64.35 later
this winter. Today's mid-range close leaves the door open for
sideways trading on Friday. Stochastics and the RSI are bullish
signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible into
early-January.

February unleaded gas posted an inside day with a lower close on
Thursday as it consolidated some of Wednesday's gains, which appear
to have been overdone. However, today's mid-range close leaves the
door open for sideways trading on Friday. Momentum indicators are
bullish signaling that additional gains are possible into
early-January. If this week's rally continues, November's high
crossing at 62.31 is February's next target.

February Henry Hub natural gas closed sharply lower on Thursday
following today's bearish AGA inventory report. The report showed a
draw of 81 bcf on U.S. inventories, which was slightly above industry
expectations however, there were too many people caught in January
and were forced to liquidate, which pulled the rest of the contracts
lower on the day. Several long-term weather forecasts are calling for
a bitter cold snap towards mid-January, which might help limit, any
short-term losses. However, traders are cautious about cold-weather
predictions after two months of above normal temps this fall. Closes
below 2.58 would renew this fall's decline as we begin the new year.

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The March Dollar closed lower on Thursday as it continues to
consolidate some of Monday's gains. A rebound ahead of the close
tempered some of today's loss leaving the door open for sideways
trading on Friday. March's failure to close above November's high
crossing at 118.27 on Thursday raises the possibility that this
week's high might have marked a double top. If the rally continues,
the 75% retracement level of this summer's decline crossing at 119.57
is March's next upside target.

The March Swiss Franc closed higher on Thursday due to short
covering. Session highs spiked above broken support crossing at .5973
however, March remained below this fall's trading range. I would not
be surprised to see March consolidate below broken trading range
support for the balance of the year. If the decline resumes, fib
support crossing at .5722 is March's next target.

The March Canadian Dollar posted a potential key reversal up on
Thursday after testing November's low at .6230 earlier in the day.
March's inability to push through this support level triggered a
short covering rally however, gains were tempered due to a late-day
sell off before the close. Today's mid-range close leaves the door
open for sideways trading on Friday.

The March Japanese Yen extended its decline off September's high on
Thursday and is poised to test monthly fib support crossing at .7568
in the near future. The daily ADX is bearish signaling that
additional weakness is possible into early-January.

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February gold closed lower on Thursday and is breakout out below
December's uptrend line crossing near 277.80. Multiple closes below
this support level are needed to confirm today's trendline breakout,
which would then open the door for sideways to lower prices into
early-January. Today's decline turned stochastics and the RSI neutral
to bearish hinting that a short-term top is in or near.

March silver closed lower on Thursday and below the 62% retracement
level of this fall's decline crossing at 4.51 thereby increasing the
odds that a short-term top is in place or near. Stochastics and the
RSI are very overbought and turning bearish with this week's setback
warning bullish traders to use caution. A downturn by the ADX is
needed to confirm that the rebound off November's high has come to an
end.

March copper closed lower on Thursday as it consolidated some of
Wednesday's gain. March has become range bound between the 50%
retracement level of November's rally crossing at 67.50 and below the
reaction high crossing at 69.45. A breakout in either direction of
this trading range is needed to clear up near-term direction in the
market. Short-term momentum indicators are turning bullish signaling
that sideways to higher prices are possible into early- January.

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March corn closed higher on Thursday due to light short covering
ahead of this week's export sales report due out Friday morning.
Today's rebound fell short of testing broken support crossing at 2.10
1/4 thereby leaving the door open for a possible test of weekly
support crossing at 2.04 1/4 later this winter. Stochastics and the
RSI remain bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are
possible into early-January. Producer selling is almost non-existent
and is likely to remain that way until mid-January when cash
merchandisers expect producers to resume cash sales.

March wheat closed higher on Thursday following today's announcement
that Egypt purchased up to 120,000 metric tonnes of U.S. soft red
winter wheat along with 180,000 metric tonnes of Australian standard
white wheat. This news triggered a short covering rally that erased
all of Wednesday's losses. Today's high-range close leaves the door
open for sideways to higher trading on Friday if tomorrow's export
sales report comes in neutral to friendly. From a broader
perspective, March wheat needs to close above trendline resistance
crossing near 2.94 or below trendline support crossing near 2.83 to
clear up near-term direction in the market. Stochastics and the RSI
returned to bullish modes with today's rally signaling that sideways
to higher prices are still possible near-term.

SOYBEAN COMPLEX http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?c=grains

March soybeans closed steady on Thursday as positioning ahead of
January deliveries and year-end position squaring dominated today's
trading. Strong U.S. exports and domestic demand are being offset by
rising South American crop prospects and forecasts calling for record
global ending stocks. This week's breakout below trading range
support crossing at 4.32 1/2 has opened the door for a possible test
of weekly support crossing at 4.23 1/2 in the near future.

March soybean meal closed slightly higher on Thursday due to light
short covering amidst strong domestic demand. However, this week's
move to new lows for December has opened the door for a likely test
of April's low crossing at 142 later this winter. This week's export
sales report is not expected to hold any surprises for the market,
which will leave meal looking towards soybeans for near-term
direction. It will take closes above this summer's downtrend line
crossing near 151.90 to confirm a bottom and trend change has taken
place.

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February hogs posted an inside day with a higher close due to
spillover support from sharply higher belly prices. Short covering
ahead of Friday's quarterly hogs and pigs report also provided light
support to the market. The trade is expecting tomorrow's report to be
neutral to bullish. However, this month's run up in prices appears to
have already factored in a modest amount of bullish news in the
upcoming report. February hogs are poised to test this summer's
downtrend line crossing near 56.40. Closes above this resistance
level would open the door for a larger- degree rebound into
early-January.

February cattle posted a downside reversal on Thursday, as traders
were disappointed over the lack of an established cash price. While
temps are running below normal across cattle feeding country, there
are no storms to disrupt movement, which is short-term bearish.
Technically, the door remains open for February cattle to try and
test November's high crossing at 71.35. Momentum indicators are
bullish but nearing their respective overbought zones hinting that
February cattle may struggle to overcome this resistance level.

FOOD & FIBER http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?c=food

March coffee posted an inside day with a lower close on Thursday as
it consolidated some of last Friday's loss. Closes below 46.00 are
needed to confirm last Friday's key reversal down, which would then
set the stage for a likely test of this month's low crossing at
44.75. Closes below 44.75 would confirm a breakout into new contract
lows thereby opening the door for a possible test of psychological
support crossing at 40-cents later this winter. Expectations for a
bumper Brazilian crop this spring along with expectations that
Vietnam might be an aggressive seller of their crop after the first
of the year will likely keep pressure on the market into January.

March cocoa posted a key reversal on Thursday filling last week's gap
at 1297. Thin holiday trading allowed local traders to run buy stops,
which exaggerated today's rally. Meanwhile purchases at Ivory Coast
ports are running well ahead of last year's pace during the height of
the shipping season. March will need to close above 1365 or below
1212 to clear up near-term direction in the market.

March sugar gapped above December's downtrend line on Thursday
thereby confirming that last week's spike below the 50% retracement
level of this fall's rally crossing at 698 marked a short-term
bottom. However, the mid-range close leaves the door open for
sideways trading on Friday. Today's rally turned stochastics and the
RSI bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible
into early-January.

March cotton posted an inside day with a lower close on Thursday as
it consolidates above the Nov./Dec. downtrend line. Trading was
subdued ahead of tomorrow's weekly export sales report. Export demand
needs to remain strong in order to sustain this week's anemic
trendline breakout. News that China may see a significant cutback in
cotton acreage this coming year also provided light support to the
market.

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PBH2   Frozen Pork Bellies Mar 2002               79.925     3.000  +3.90
LBN2   Random Length Lumber Jul 2002              269.00     10.00  +3.73
RAH2   South African Rand Mar 2002              0.083300  0.002300  +2.80
WH2    Wheat Mar 2002                                291     6 1/2  +2.28
XWH2   Wheat Mar 2002                                291     6 1/2  +2.28
NKM2   Nikkei 225 Stock Avg Jun 2002               10240       200  +1.95
EJH2   Euro/Japanese Yen Mar 2002                 115.44      1.53  +1.34
LHG2   Lean Hogs Feb 2002                         56.125     0.675  +1.22
SMV2   Soybean Meal Oct 2002                       145.8       1.5  +1.04
MVH2   Value Line Index. Mini Mar 2002           1253.20     12.70  +1.02

LOSERS

OJF2   Orange Juice Froz. Conc. #1 Jan 2002        89.95     -2.80  -3.01
RRF2   Rough Rice Jan 2002                         3.800    -0.090  -2.31
CTN3   Cotton Jul 2003                             46.80     -0.60  -1.27
XEH2   Soybean Meal Mar 2002                       145.4      -1.4  -0.97
AGM2   Silver 1,000 oz. Jun 2002                   4.500    -0.043  -0.95
XLG2   Live Cattle Feb 2002                        70.15     -0.63  -0.89
DAG2   BFP Milk Feb 2002                           11.60     -0.10  -0.85
LCG2   Live Cattle Feb 2002                       70.150    -0.550  -0.78
GIF2   Goldman Sachs Commodity Index Jan 2002     174.40     -1.30  -0.74
CRY0   CRB/Bridge index Cash                      192.07     -1.42  -0.73

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OHB    ORLEANS HOMEBUILDERS                         7.00      1.41  +26.16
FCEL   FUELCELL ENERGY INC                       17.9000    2.6800  +17.57
GEG    GLOBAL POWER EQUIP GRP                      14.70      2.10  +16.67
SSSS   STEWART & STEVENSON                       19.9400    2.8375  +16.54
PLUG   PLUG POWER                                 9.0800    1.2200  +15.74
NMTI   NMT MEDICAL INC                            9.3190    1.2500  +15.72
MOSY   MONOLITHIC SYSTEM TECH                    20.6900    2.6900  +14.74
CNCT   CONNETICS CORP                            13.9500    1.7100  +14.38
EMITF  ELBIT MEDICAL IMAGING                      6.5000    0.8490  +13.65
UAG    UNITED AUTO GROUP                           26.20      3.15  +13.61

LOSERS

FLY    AIRLEASE LTD L.P.                            7.00     -1.40  -16.57
SLAB   SILICON LABORATORIES                      34.1800   -5.9000  -14.73
SMDI   SIRENZA MICRODEVICES INC                   6.1300   -0.9900  -13.96
CXW-A  CORRECTIONS CORP OF AMER PFD A              18.90     -2.68  -12.42
ENE-J  ENRON CORP $10.50 CV 2ND PFD                15.80     -2.25  -12.00
JPST   JPS INDUSTRIES INC                         5.8800   -0.6900  -11.56
CBR    CIBER INC                                    9.25     -1.16  -11.14
RNDC   RAINDANCE COMMUNICATIONS INC               5.5800   -0.6900  -10.97
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Please note this is confidential at this point!

To document what we discussed by phone, I met with Sally Beck and Brent Price
today.  Fernley Dyson has a vacancy that he is attempting to fill, but it may
be 3 to 6 months before the position is up and running.  To accomplish the
need in the meantime, Sally and Brent have agreed to share the duties as
follows:

Brent - April 1 to June 15
Sally - June 16 to August 15

They are traveling to the UK the week of 3/20 and would like to schedule some
time with you on either Monday afternoon or Wednesday.  Please let us know
what is good for you.

Issues:

Housing - They will each be bringing their families with them (Brent - spouse
and 2 small children - the baby will need a crib; Sally - husband and 3
children - ages 15, 11 and 2).  I understand that the houses which have been
vacated due to returning expats have all been filled, so can you have someone
arrange for corporate housing that will accommodate them?

Immigration - Due to the fact that they will be traveling back and forth and
have made trips already, I feel it would be best to apply for work permits
versus using the visa waiver.  I have sent them the forms and requested that
Brent complete his and file immediately to increase chances of getting his
sometime shortly after he arrives in the UK.  I have informed him that he
should arrive without his family if the permit has not been received by April
1.

Tax - Please confirm whether PAYE will need to be paid for them during the
short term assignment and then reclaimed through a treaty benefit.

Benefits - I have suggested that they remain on US domestic payroll and
benefits and, if medical claims arise that exceed what they would have spent
in the US, they may claim the excess on the expense report.

Per diem - We need to discuss the appropriate amount based on family size.

Let me know of any other issues we need to address.  As always, I appreciate
your help.

Jane


Energy and Environment Committee Members:

With all the interest shown by both the energy and environment committees in
biodiesel, you may want to visit the link below to access the text of the
following article (thanks to Steve Motzko):

 <<Biodiesel revolution begins in S.F. - First retail outlet for vegetable
fuel opens.htm>>

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/05/23/MN110637.DTL&
type=printable

Stephen Motzko, CSP
Solectron Corporate EHS Manager
Phone:  510-661-3979
Fax:  510-661-3992
email:  stephenmotzko@ca.slr.com

 - Biodiesel revolution begins in S.F. - First retail outlet for vegetable
fuel opens.htm


Oops, I sent the previous email to another Kaminski.

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Mack, Iris
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 10:42 AM
To: Salmon, Scott
Cc: Chaney, Craig; Kaminski, Jim; Dhar, Amitava; Shanbhogue, Vasant
Subject: My London "Wish List"

Hi Scott,

 As we discussed, I will be flying to London on Monday to spend some time in
Enron's London office.  I am really looking forward to meeting you and the
others I have corresponded with via email, phone, VC, etc.

 On yesterday Vince, Vasant, Amitava and I discussed my stay and London and
the desire to make this trip a productive one.  Hence we came up with the
following "wish list" of things I wish to accomplish while I am over there.

 If you think of any other important items to add to this list, please let me
know.  After that, we can forward the list to the parties involved to find
out if they will be available to meet with me during my stay in London.

Thanks,
Iris

Iris' London "Wish List"

Scott
 Schematic diagram of how the various models are tied together for the
overall objective of coming up with final CDS and DBS pricing
 Product descriptions - more details

Ben
 *  SPSS
 *  AnswerTree (card book)

George
 *  NNPM

Mike
 *  Need to create internal database to store D&B data.
 *  How will D&B data be stored?  Need flexibility for data manipulation &
model development.

Bryan & Markus
 *  Feasiblity Model:  What Calculations do they already have?
 *  Breakeven Spread
 *  Moral Hazards Issues
 *  Legal contract issues to resolve moral hazard issues.
 *  A company can't buy bankruptcy on itself?
 *  Need to have "accurate" information for correlation between reference &
counterparty


I am taking Good Friday as my discretionary holiday for the year.  I will be
in Austin with my daughter for her official tour and info session at UT, plus
a look at dorms.  Patti will have numbers where I can be reached in Austin.

We are making final changes to the orig presentation today - I will be
reviewing those tomorrow in Austin.  I am e:mailing you a current draft
version, although it does not yet reflect all of the changes needed.  I am
still trying to eliminate some pages to make it more a more manageable size.
I have taken the work that Rahil and Fred have done on the services and have
made that into an appendix - nice work, but way too much detail for a
presentation.


FYI - I spoke with Thomas Fay in NY about setting up Instinet in London.  I
HAVE BOTH INSTINET FILES IN MY OFFICE.  Sam, I told Thomas that we do not
need copies of any agreements.  You must have been looking for them while I
was on vacation.  Remember, broker'futures agreements are in RED files to
make them visible.  SS


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05:29 PM ---------------------------

"Chris Watts" <cwatts3@houston.rr.com> on 04/05/2001 04:04:16 PM
To: <christopher.watts@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: main capacity

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		DJ MAIN/Summer -2: 5,473 MW Of Power Added In Last Year

		Copyright , 2001 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

		CHICAGO  (Dow Jones)--The Mid-American Interconnected Network Inc., a
grid-monitoring group for the central Midwest region, said Wednesday  that
increased power supplies will improve utilities' ability to  meet expected
demand levels in the region this summer.

		?????In its annual summer assessment,  MAIN said that 5,473 megawatts of new
power has been added in the  region in the last year, or will be online
before the summer begins.  About 1,255 megawatts of this new power is
committed to serving  demand in the MAIN area, which includes Illinois,
Wisconsin and  parts of Michigan and Missouri.

		?????"MAIN members have improved their  ability to serve customers by adding
new generation, making power  purchases and upgrading the electric
transmission system," said  Richard Bulley, MAIN's executive director, in a
release. "We do not  anticipate any major limitations on the region's bulk
transmission  system and we project a healthy reserve margin of more than
18%."

		?????The summer report was approved by  MAIN's board of directors Tuesday,
MAIN spokeswoman Jackie Olson  said.

		?????

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		??????DJ MAIN/Summer -3: Peak  Pwr Load Seen Up Almost 6%

		?????

		?????

		?????MAIN estimates that its peak load  will reach 55,221 megawatts this
year, a 5.8% boost from last year's  actual peak load. If power cuts to
customers with interruptible  service contracts were enacted to conserve
supplies, or if other  load management practices were used, MAIN estimated
that the region  can reduce summer load by 3,404 megawatts if needed.

		?????While peak loads seem to be growing  at an extreme pace, demand levels
were actually much  lighter-than-expected last year, MAIN's Olson noted.

		?????"Last year was just an unusually  cool summer," she said.

		?????In 1999, by comparison, MAIN's  actual peak demand load spiked to a
record 53,848 megawatts amid  extremely hot weather, Olson said. By comparing
this year's expected  peak load with 1999's actual peak load, MAIN's demand
levels are  actually increasing at a steady 1.3% rate.

		?????The figures have been adjusted to  reflect Madison, Wis.-based Alliant
Energy Corp.'s (LNT) move into  MAIN last summer. Supply and load from
western parts of the  utility's system are now operated in MAIN instead of
the neighboring  Mid-Continent Area Power Pool region.

		?????MAIN's summer report estimates that  61,353 megawatts of power will be
available in the region this  summer to meet the expected demand boost,
including contract  purchases of 1,886 megawatts. That amount is up sharply
from last  spring's forecasts for 56,523 megawatts of summer 2000 supplies.

		?????The strong power supply boost  should give the region an available
reserve margin of 18.4% this  summer, compared with forecasts for a 16.7%
reserve margin a year  ago. Most U.S. grid regions target at least a 15%
summer margin to  guard against heat-driven demand spikes and unplanned power
plant  outages.

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		??????DJ MAIN/Summer -4:  Transmission Tight But Manageable

		?????

		?????

		?????According to MAIN's summer report,  "MAIN's import capabilities from its
surrounding regions are  considered adequate."

		?????A major Illinois transmission  system added by Exelon Corp.'s (EXC)
Commonwealth Edison Co. last  summer as well as transmission upgrades from
other utilities have  improved transmission reliability in certain key areas
of the  region, MAIN said.

		?????The grid group estimates that if  any major transmission components are
lost in the region, import  capability from other regions will be slightly
tighter than last  year. But this estimate has been re-calibrated to account
for  Alliant's move into MAIN, and overall transmission capacity seems to
have improved, MAIN's Olson said.

		?????MAIN also said in its report that  heavy transmission flow from the
north to south last summer resulted  in numerous requests for "transmission
loading relief," or TLR's,  that are used to relieve pressure on overburdened
lines.

		?????"System reinforcements and changes  in operating measures will enhance
the effectiveness of TLR actions  this summer," MAIN said in the report. "But
large power transfers  will require close monitoring by all system
operators."

		?????-By Jon Kamp, Dow Jones Newswires;  312-750-4129;
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Sorry - I got the address wrong yesterday.
---------------------- Forwarded by Mark - ECT Legal Taylor/HOU/ECT on
07/21/99 01:36 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Mark - ECT Legal Taylor                           07/20/99 06:31 PM

To: raislerk@sullcrom.com, gilbergd@aullcrom.com
cc:
Subject: Copyright Notice for EnronOnline

Any preference?
---------------------- Forwarded by Mark - ECT Legal Taylor/HOU/ECT on
07/20/99 06:30 PM ---------------------------

Louise Kitchen
07/20/99 08:32 AM
To: Scott Sefton/LON/ECT@ECT, Mark - ECT Legal Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Justin
Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Elena Kapralova/LON/ECT@ECT
Subject: Copyright Notice for EnronOnline

I suggest number 2 - everybody happy.

---------------------- Forwarded by Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT on 20/07/99 14:35
---------------------------

Paul Goddard
20/07/99 10:13
To: Louise Kitchen/lon/ect
cc:
Subject: Copyright Notice for EnronOnline

Louise - I believe we need a copyright notice on every page on the website.
AGENCY is aware of this (so far it's only on the Quotes page), however we
need to give them the exact wording.  I would suggest one of:

   1.   , Copyright 1999 Enron Corp.   (however, I think the word "copyright"
may be redundant legally speaking)
* 2.   , 1999 Enron Corp.
    3.   , 1999 Enron Corp.  All rights reserved.  (this may be a space issue)

EnronOnline site currently has:

Legal and Privacy Information
Copyright 1999 Enron Inc.       - (I've told them we'll be changing the
wording of this.  We should be able to make this a hyperlink as well if need
be)

Other sites:

Merrill Lynch:

, 1999 Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.   -  hyperlink which then displays all third
party trademarks, etc.
Important Legal Information  - links to disclaimers and privacy info. etc.

Microsoft:

, 1999 Microsot Corporation.  All rights reserved.  Terms of Use.  Privacy
Policy.      -  terms of use gives disclaimers, info. on third party links,
etc. and privacy policy is a separate link


Hi Charlotte

Hope you had a good trip last week.  Work has been horrendous - power and gas
prices are decimating my free time - hope EES commercial is not suffering the
same onslaught.

When would be a good time to play (Dan keeps reminding me to finish up the
tournament) This week looks bad, but I maybe could play this weekend (less
preferable) or Monday, Tuesday (need to get baby-sitting but likely doable)
or Wed next week.  Let me know what works for you.

See ya
36349


In a mad dash to meet the RFP response deadline, a draft of the Response to
RFP to be submitted by Las Vegas Cogeneration Limited Partnership and ENA to
Nevada Power is attached.

The Response to RFP is due tomorrow by overnight delivery.

This is my first foray into the EEI Master, and particularly in connection
with unit-firm power / tolling contracts.  I would greatly appreciate a
review and comment by Shari and/or Elizabeth, given the size and duration of
the proposed transaction.  One of the attachments is a partial cover sheet
reflecting certain of the changes to the documents requested by Nevada
Power.  The full list of requests, as incorporated into the RFP form, is
attached for reference.

I am not satisfied with the provisions of the "unit firm" contract regarding
availability/power delivery.  We need to adequately document that the plant
is allowed to be off-line, and not to make power deliveries, during
maintenance periods.  The "unit firm" definition should cover other
unscheduled outages.  Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Please note that the form of ISDA contract is not attached.  I understand
Tracy has done the credit worksheet, and I hope to have a copy of the
contract for attachment by noon tomorrow.

Apologies to all for the rushed nature of this project.  It has been one of
those things.  Your help is greatly appreciated.


When: Thursday, February 28, 2002 3:30 PM-4:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: Hyatt's ofc

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


4.43 by 4.44


Hi Liz -

I had a very interesting conversation with Rocky.  He is still in business,
just finishing up boots for the new President.    Also, I have been called
"Precious" and "Baby" this morning.  Somehow, it just seems appropriate from
him!!

He is located at RJ's Boot Company and Shoe Shop
3321 Ella Blvd. & 34th Street
Houston, Texas  77018

Phone:  713-682-1650, fax 713-682-5520

Rosie


i'm certainly not opposed to training, but how does a weakly written review
lead to an age discrimination claim?


Please be advised that I am having a problem sending emails to Bruce Mills,
Gordon Heaney, Kevin Meredith, Derek Bailey and Souad Mahmassani.   All of
these people are listed in the Enron Corp. email directory, as opposed to the
ECT/ENA directory.   While I am using the Enron Corp. address for delivery,
the system tells me that are not in the directory.   Therefore, these people
are being left off of the emails that announce executed masters.