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 Scoring?Statistics?
Farragut Academy

Player
ST
FT
3PT
ORB
DRB
AST
ST
TO
BK
DD
TD
QD
2PM
FPTS
Best, Travis
A
9
3
3
8
28
9
7
1
2
0
0
24
129.5
 Bradley, Shawn
A
2
0
6
16
0
0
4
7
1
0
0
6
54.0
 Garnett, Kevin
A
18
0
4
20
12
3
4
7
0
0
0
27
126.0
 Hughes, Larry
A
23
0
5
11
18
7
13
2
0
0
0
28
120.5
 O'Neal, Jermaine
A
8
0
12
20
4
1
6
12
2
0
0
16
112.0
 Rose, Jalen
A
29
3
0
22
23
8
15
2
0
0
0
31
150.0

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6
30
97
85
28
49
31
5
0
0
132
692.0
For games of 12/04/00 to 12/09/00

Player Updates?NBA Reports?
Latest NBA Player News Elliot Perry , G PHO - Free Agent Updated 12/08/00The
Suns have signed veteran guard Elliot Perry.  He will be used primarily as
Jason Kidd's backup but has limited Fantasy value.  Chris Dudley , C PHO -
Free Agent Updated 12/08/00Dudley was activated from the injured list and
started in Thursday's game at Milwaukee.  With the lack of depth at center,
Dudley could be of good use in a larger Fantasy league, but don't use him in
a smaller one.    Ruben Garces , F PHO - Free Agent Updated 12/08/00Garces
was placed on the injured list to make room for C Chris Dudley.  Garces is
suffering from a bulging disc in his back.  He is used primarily as a third
center so he doesn't have a lot of Fantasy value.  Donyell Marshall , F UTA -
Free Agent Updated 12/08/00Marshall had missed the two games prior to
Thursday's action because of a sprained knee, but returned to the lineup
against Vancouver and had seven points and three rebounds in 14 minutes.
Because Marshall comes off the bench he doesn't have much Fantasy value.  But
with him back in the rotation forwards Karl Malone and Bryon Russell will
play less minutes now.     Carlos Rogers , F HOU - Free Agent Updated
12/08/00Rogers will be sidelined indefinitely after suffering a sprained
knee.  He is a reserve forward with very little Fantasy value but his absence
will force the starting frontcourt to play more minutes.  This could have
positive or negative affects on their production.  If you have Houston
frontcourt players on your roster monitor them to see if they flourish or
flounder under the current conditions.    Donnell Harvey , F DAL - Free Agent
Updated 12/08/00Harvey has been activated from the injured list to make room
for the injured Greg Buckner.  Harvey is a solid rebounder but won't receive
enough playing time to be a valuable Fantasy player.     Greg Buckner , G DAL
- Free Agent Updated 12/08/00Buckner will undergo surgery early next week to
remove a cracked bone spur on his right foot.  The surgery could sideline
Buckner for 6-8 weeks.  Rookie Donnell Harvey was activated form the injured
list to make room for Buckner.   This is the second time this season that he
has been sidelined with the same injury.  Fantasy owners should avoid Buckner
for he rest of the season or until he is playing and producing on a
consistent basis again.     Charles Oakley , F TOR - Free Agent Updated
12/08/00Oakley has served his league-imposed suspension and is eligible to
return to the Raptors' lineup for Friday night's game at Golden State.
"Oak," who was suspended for punching Clippers' point guard Jeff McInnis, has
Fantasy value as a rebounder only, and isn't considered a real commodity
outside of deeper leagues.    Vince Carter , G TOR - Denvers Nuggets Updated
12/08/00Although the team is calling him a game-time decision, it looks as
though Carter will return to the court on Friday night against the Golden
State Warriors.  Carter practiced with the team on Thursday, and is exciting
about the prospect of playing against his former Tar Heel teammate,  Antawn
Jamison. All signs point towards Carter's return by this weekend at the very
latest, so add a little "Vinsanity" to your starting lineup next week.
Grant Hill , F ORL - The Wave Updated 12/08/00Hill was a game time scratch on
Thursday night against the Nuggets. The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that
Hill is expected to return to the court on Monday when the Magic travel to
Los Angeles for a date with the Clippers. Hill's return is long overdue for
Fantasy owners who held onto his rights this season. Unless you have a number
of solid forwards on your roster, give Hill the start this week pending any
setbacks.    Hidayet Turkoglu , G SAC - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00Turkoglu
is suffering from a shoulder injury and is questionable for Friday's game
against Houston.  He is a key reserve on the Kings' team but has very little
Fantasy value.     Steve Nash , G DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00Nash
returned to action against the Knicks Wednesday after missing two straight
games because of a calf injury.  He didn't seem to be bothered by the injury
as he scored 14 points and dished off for six assists.  It is now safe to
play Nash on your Fantasy team again.     Donyell Marshall , F UTA - Free
Agent Updated 12/07/00Marshall is recovering from a sprained knee and is
questionable for Thursday's game against the Grizzlies.  Look for starters
Bryon Russell and Karl Malone to play extra minutes in his absence.  Avoid
using Marshall until he appears to be fully recovered.    Kevin Garnett , F
MIN - Farragut Academy Updated 12/07/00Garnett hurt his right ring finger in
Tuesday's game and was scheduled to have it examined Wednesday.  He is
expected to play against the Wizards Thursday.  Monitor Garnett's situation.
Something as simple as an injured finger on his shooting hand could lead to
an offensive slump and affect his Fantasy numbers.    Terry Davis , F DEN -
Free Agent Updated 12/07/00Davis will be eligible to come off the injured
list Sunday but Achilles tendonitis in his right leg is expected to keep him
sidelined a little bit longer.  He has been injury prone throughout his
career and doesn't have much Fantasy value.    Antonio McDyess , F DEN - The
Rounders Updated 12/07/00McDyess suffered a bruised right shin in Wednesday's
game against the Heat and is questionable for Thursday's matchup against the
Magic.  Keon Clark will start at power forward if McDyess is unable to play.
The leg is sore now but look for McDyess to be back to normal in a few
days.    Grant Hill , F ORL - The Wave Updated 12/07/00Hill may be ready to
return to the court for Thursday night's game against the Nuggets. He has
missed most of the season with an ankle injury, but he practiced on
Wednesday, and all indications signal his return to the court. "I can't give
you the official thumbs up," said Head Coach Doc Rivers, "but it looks good."
Fantasy owners who have been waiting for Hill's return will likely get him
back in time for next week, when Orlando embarks on a four-game West Coast
road trip.   Gary Trent , F DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00According to The
Dallas Morning Star Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is hopeful that Trent will
travel on the Mavericks' next road trip, a six-game swing on the East Coast.
Trent is not expected to be activated on the trip but could be back in action
in another two weeks.  He has been sidelined since the first preseason game
with a strained upper abductor muscle.  Trent is a good inside scorer and a
solid rebounder but is injury prone.  When he does return Fantasy owners
should refrain from picking him up unless they desperately need a forward.
 Stephon Marbury , G NJ - The Old School Fools Updated 12/07/00Marbury missed
his second consecutive game on Wednesday night because of an ankle injury. He
turned the ankle last  Friday night in Orlando, then turned it again the
following night against the Magic back in New Jersey. He is still lacking
some of his explosiveness, but says that the pain in the ankle is
diminishing. Marbury hopes to return on Friday night when the Nets host the
Phoenix Suns. Fantasy owners who lost Marbury last week should have their
star point guard back in time for next week's roster changes.  Vince Carter ,
G TOR - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/07/00Carter was in uniform for Wednesday
night's game against Portland, but he didn't see any playing time. "Air
Canada" said that he felt well enough to play, but team doctors wouldn't give
him permission to get in the game. "We'd like to have him back as soon as
possible," said Head Coach Lenny Wilkens, "but we're not going to bring him
back before he's ready." Toronto finishes their three-game West Coast swing
on Friday night against Golden State, at which time Carter hopes to make his
return. The Raptors' star should be back before Monday, so most Fantasy
owners can re-insert him into their lineup in time for next week.    Andre
Miller , G CLE - The Rounders Updated 12/07/00Miller took a knee to the nose
during Wednesday night's game at Chicago which sent him to the bench
temporarily. He returned to the game with a vengeance, finishing with 20
points, 14 assists and seven rebounds in Cleveland's 92-88 victory. The shot
to the nose won't keep Miller from missing any playing time, so continue to
use the young point guard in your starting lineup.    Elton Brand , F CHI -
Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/07/00Brand missed his second consecutive game on
Wednesday night against Cleveland. He is reportedly making progress with his
hyperextended left knee, and has been able to run on a treadmill this week.
Brand is listed as day to day, and says that he has about a 50 percent chance
of playing on Friday night against Dallas. With most roster changes occurring
on Monday, Fantasy owners should be able to put the Bulls' star back in their
lineup for next week's games.   Eric Snow , G PHI - Rude Boys (Not) Updated
12/06/00The 76ers will be without Snow for six to eight weeks after a CT scan
Wednesday showed a stress fracture in his right ankle. He was second on the
team with a career-high 12.2 ppg, and led the Sixers with 6.6 assists per
contest. Although Philadelphia sports a deep roster, one can't help but
assume this will have an impact on the team's fortunes for Fantasy purposes.
Chris Dudley , C PHO - Free Agent Updated 12/06/00Dudley will travel with the
Suns on their end of the week road-trip that starts in Milwaukee Thursday.
He will most likely be questionable for all the games.  Look for him to
finally return to action next week.  With Dudley out of the lineup Corie
Blount and rookie Daniel Santiago will continue to get playing time.  With
the lack of depth at center, Dudley's rebounding makes him a starter on your
Fantasy team if you are using a reserve in his position.    Chris Mills , F
GS - Free Agent Updated 12/06/00Mills is doubtful for Wednesday's game
against the Lakers because of pain in his right ankle.  He was scheduled to
see a foot specialist on Tuesday and underwent surgery last season to remove
bone spurs from the ankle.  Sit Mills on your Fantasy bench for now.  If you
are playing in a small league drop him from your roster and add another
forward.     Ron Mercer , G CHI - The Old School Fools Updated 12/06/00Mercer
sat out of Tuesday's game against the T'Wolves because of the flu.  Corey
Benjamin started at shooting guard in place of Mercer.  Mercer's status for
Wednesday's game is up in the air.  He has been a major disappointment so far
this season.  If you play in a deep Fantasy league keep him on your roster,
if you are in a smaller one look to make an upgrade at guard.  The way Mercer
has been producing you shouldn't have a hard time finding a better guard.
Jerome Williams , F DET - Free Agent Updated 12/06/00Williams sprained his
ankle in Tuesday's game against the Grizzlies and is questionable for
Wednesday's contest at Seattle.  The ankle will probably limit Williams'
production in the next few games so use a healthy forward instead.    Billy
Owens , F DET - Free Agent Updated 12/06/00Owens strained his right biceps in
Tuesday's game against Vancouver.  He has actually been productive this
season when healthy, but don't gamble on him.  Owens has been injury prone
throughout his career and is too risky a player to take a chance on.  Use a
more durable player instead.     Joe Smith , F DET - Free Agent Updated
12/06/00Smith got his first start as a Piston Tuesday at power forward.  He
scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds.  With his promotion into the
starting lineup it is now safe to start Smith on your Fantasy team.  With an
increased role Smith will be a consistent rebounder and scorer.    John
Wallace , F DET - Free Agent Updated 12/06/00Wallace was placed on the
injured list due to tendonitis in his left knee.  He is a good offensive
player but his shortcomings on defense have limited his playing time.  His
lack of playing time prevents him from being a productive Fantasy player so
avoid using him in your league     More Updates

Player News?Teams?
Farragut Academy Player News Lamar Odom , Reserve FUpdated 10/26/00Head coach
Alvin Gentry is considering playing Odom at the point guard position. This
move would allow Gentry to play swingmen Darius Miles, Eric Piatkowski, Corey
Maggette, Quentin Richardson, and Tyrone Nesby more frequently. Odom played
point guard last season and is an exceptional ballhandler for his size. The
shift for Odom is expected to begin Friday when he suits up for the preseason
finale against Seattle. Odom had missed four consecutive preseason games due
to a bruised left quadriceps.  Kenyon Martin , Reserve FUpdated 10/25/00Nets'
Head Coach Byron Scott sat Martin down this week and insisted that he step up
his game on a nightly basis. The talk may have worked, as Martin scored 14
points and collected 11 rebounds in 33 minutes of work, but the Nets still
fell to the Knicks, 91-80.  Darius Miles , Injured FUpdated 11/16/00Miles did
not play in Wednesday's game against the Knicks. Head coach Alvin Gentry
chose to go with a more experienced lineup and started Tyrone Nesby at
shooting guard. Keep and eye on this situation. This could lead to a
diminished role for Miles.  Larry Hughes , Active GUpdated 10/16/00Shooting
guard Larry Hughes displayed his athleticism Sunday against Portland by
scoring 16 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Don't hesitate to select Hughes
in the middle rounds of your Fantasy draft. This 21-year old is extremely
talented.  Michael Olowokandi , Reserve CUpdated 10/19/00Starting center
Michael Olowokandi will sit out Thursday's preseason game against the Nuggets
to rest his sore ankle. Camp invitee Zendon Hamilton will get a chance to
prove his worth to the club as he slides into the starting spot in place of
Olowokandi.  Travis Best , Active GUpdated 10/24/00Best returned to the floor
for the first time this preseason on Monday night, and proceeded to have a
huge game for the Pacers. He scored 19 points, dished out seven assists and
collected five rebounds in 40 minutes of play. He will be Indiana's starting
point guard when the season opens on October 31st.  Shawn Bradley , Active
CUpdated 11/02/00Bradley will replace Christian Laettner in the starting
lineup at center for Thursday's game. Head coach Don Nelson was impressed
with Bradley's effort in the season opener in which he scored six points
grabbed five rebounds and had six blocks in 20 minutes.  Sam Cassell ,
Reserve GUpdated 03/02/00Cassell had a night to forget. He had 8 points and 8
assists on 2-of-10 shooting.  Danny Fortson , Reserve FUpdated
11/23/00Fortson had successful surgery on his broken right foot Wednesday,
and will be sidelined for at least two months. He had been leading the NBA in
rebounding when he suffered the injury, and was placed on the injured list
November 15. His rehabilitation program will consist of an immobilization of
the foot for about eight weeks, after which point he will enter the final
phase of recovery. Fortson will likely not return to the Warriors until after
the All-Star break.  Kevin Garnett , Active FUpdated 12/07/00Garnett hurt his
right ring finger in Tuesday's game and was scheduled to have it examined
Wednesday. He is expected to play against the Wizards Thursday. Monitor
Garnett's situation. Something as simple as an injured finger on his shooting
hand could lead to an offensive slump and affect his Fantasy numbers.  Tracy
McGrady , Reserve GUpdated 11/30/00McGrady returned to action on Wednesday
night after missing two games with an infected hand. He played the game with
his hand wrapped in a bandage, but it didn't effect his production. The
Orlando star scored 28 points and pulled down seven boards in losing to Utah
88-86. McGrady should continue to be a Fantasy stud as the NBA season
progresses.  Jermaine O'Neal , Active FUpdated 11/29/00O'Neal was held out of
the starting lineup because he was late for a team plane Monday. He had
started his team's first 12 games. He still managed to post another
double-double, scoring 17 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. O'Neal should be
back in the starting lineup for Thursday's game at Golden State.  Jalen Rose
, Active GUpdated 11/20/00Rose his hoping to make his season debut on Tuesday
night against the Rockets, but he's not making any promises. He was suppose
to return to action last week, but the team's medical personnel advised him
to wait a bit longer before hitting the court. If Rose is on your roster,
give him at least another week before putting him into your starting lineup.

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Ann, I haven't heard from you with regard to whether you want me to work the
table at this program.  Please let me know...thanks, SRS


Judy,  Attached is the Samedan Confirm and a GTC.  Please note that the contact information for the Customer still needs to be filled in.  Let me know if you have any questions.


Attached are the Total Transfer Capabilities (TTC's) for:  August 31, 2000.

 <<TTC's 8-31-00.PDF>>

The attached Outage Information is reliable at time of posting.  The
attached Outage Information is subject to change without notice.

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California ISO
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(916) 351-4457

 - TTC's 8-31-00.PDF


the law student was the replacement b/c the real one was such a fuck up.
sorry i didn't call you guys back last  night.  i didn't get home until 8 and
the sopranos was on.


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sorry for taking so long, it has been a very busy week.  Where are you
sitting these days?  I am still on 32.  Talk to you soon.
PL


Good news.  Thanks for the update.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Shankman, Jeffrey A.
Sent:	Thursday, October 25, 2001 9:40 AM
To:	Bradford, William S.; Buy, Rick
Cc:	Whalley, Greg
Subject:

Stasco just ok'd us to trade.

Future emails will only be sent to Bill and Rick.

Jeff


Sunday, November 25, 2001

From: Dave Darnell [mailto:dave.darnell@systrends.com]

To: TDTWG (E-mail)

Subject: Texas Data Transport Work Group (TDTWG) Conference Call -
Tuesday 27 November 2001 4:00 pm CST

There will be a RMS meeting Wednesday November 28 in which I will give
an update on our (TDTWG) activities, so this conference call is being
set up for us to discuss current activities, issues, and status.

Please RSVP to me directly (not to the list) - I will publish the
conference call dial in number information to those who RSVP.

Note.. there are ERCOT committee and work group meetings scheduled every
day this week so there did not appear to be a convenient mid-day time to
schedule this meeting. Sorry if the timing is not good for you.

Best Regards,
Dave
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Systrends, Inc
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Group,

We have returned to CAPS as of today. We will return to running the Enpower to CAPS report as usual. This will give us a chance to work the performance bugs out of FSP and improve our reconciliation methodology at the same time.

Thanks,
Bill


my address is :
2302 Travis St. #8225
77006

To: Fiji, Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT, Micah Hatten/HOU/EES@EES
cc:
Subject: Addresses

All:

Louise will kick my ass if I don't have your addresses by the end of the
week.  Please send them ASAP.  Reminder:  The wedding is Saturday October 20,
2001 in New Orleans.  Please forward to Shawn, Dietz, Jacques, and Maziarz -
I don't have their e-mail.  I'll see most of you this weekend.

Tim


John,

 Denver's short rockies position  beyond 2002 is created by their Trailblazer
transport.  They are unhedged 15,000/d in 2003 and 25,000/d in 2004 and
2005.

 They are scrubbing all their books and booking the Hubert deal on Wednesday
and Thursday.

Phillip


Gerald,  Upon your review please forward any comments to me and Mike Smith.
After meeting with Mark Knippa this morning, we are targeting tomorrow
morning (12/7/00) for execution of the master agreement.

In addition to the Master, I will forward you the TA as it relates to the
Blackwater deal later today.  EES plans to present executable pricing for
Blackwater as early as tomorrow afternoon.

Thanks

Bo

---------------------- Forwarded by Bo Barnwell/HOU/EES on 12/06/2000 12:09
PM ---------------------------

	Enron Energy Services

	From:  Mike D Smith                           12/06/2000 10:37 AM

To: Bo Barnwell/HOU/EES@EES, Greg Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Dave S
Laipple/DUB/EES@EES, Greg Cordell/HOU/EES@EES
cc:
Subject: ECS

Here is a clean (12-4) and a new redline against the ECS version 12-1.  If
you approve, you can send to ECS.


The FBI has uncorroborated evidence of possible terrorist attacks against the United States.  Reportedly, unspecified groups are targeting suspension bridges on the West Coast beginning Friday, Nov. 2 and continuing through Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2001.

No further information about this alleged attack is known at this time.  The FBI is attempting to verify the validity of this report.  In the meantime, California officials are increasing security at the state's suspension bridges, and the National Guard has been authorized to assign troops to protect the bridges.

We shared this information with our West Coast employees earlier in the day.  In the current circumstances, we are likely to see these bulletins fairly frequently.  We don't want to alarm you, but we do want to keep you informed, so we will continue to disseminate this information.


i cant figure out what i meant


Calender.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Stephens, Beverly   On Behalf Of Dietrich, Janet
Sent:	Thursday, July 05, 2001 2:15 PM
To:	Delainey, David; Dietrich, Janet; Leff, Dan; Mann, Michael; Muench, Gayle; Blachman, Jeremy; Schwarz, Angela; Sutter, Craig; Gahn, Scott; Sharp, Greg; Wood, James; Holmes, Sean; Pagan, Ozzie; Lavorato, John; Tim Belden/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Kevin M Presto/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Rogers Herndon/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Black, Don; Jeff Richter/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Lewis, James; Berney C Aucoin/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Todd Perry/PDX/ECT@ENRON; Hughes, Evan; Sharp, Vicki; Steffes, James; Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ENRON
Cc:	Chapman, Kay; Stephens, Beverly; Hinojosa, Esmeralda; Smith, Leticia; Suggs, Marsha; Dick, Sharon; Morrow, Joey; Gibbins, Kathy; Reynosa, Lily; Velasco, Xochitl-Alexis; Aden, Beverly; Smith, Paulett; Chapman, Christy; Kimberly Hillis/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Debra Davidson/PDX/ECT@ENRON; Tamara Jae Black/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Finnels-Neal, La Donna; Bryant, Rachel; Elizabeth Resendiz/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON; Botello, Leticia; Dodgen, Kathy; Noske, Linda; Patti Thompson/HOU/ECT@ENRON
Subject:	EES/EWS Offsite

Save the date....for an EES/EWS joint offsite:

	Date:		July 18, 2001
	Time:		8:00 am to 5:00 pm
	Place:	Doubletree Hotel, Allen Center
			Nautile Room
	Agenda:	to follow

Thanks for your cooperation.


Attached please find the Natural Gas Market  Analysis for today.

Thanks,
Mark
 - 10-19-01 Nat Gas.doc


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Beginning this week, Enron's EAP provider, Innovative Resources Group, will be facilitating group discussions for employees who are interested in attending. These sessions are designed to address the challenges employees may be facing and to suggest ways to minimize the impact of stress on employees and their families. These sessions will be held on Wednesday, January 30 and Thursday, January 31 at the following times in EB32C2:

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Hunter -

Left a message at your house on Saturday.  I hope you got what you needed.  Let me know if you still need information.

Thanks


Present this email at a time of MY convenience and receive 1 free $.50
beverage from the 32 floor pop machine!!

Have we got perks or what!
:o)

MARY THERESA FRANKLIN
04/06/2000 04:18 PM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: CNG Appalachian production

I've talked to Jackie and am following up w/ an E-Mail as soon as I get the
contract numbers from Gloria.  So there
!


----- Forwarded by Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT on 02/01/2001 08:22 AM -----

	Steve C Hall
	01/31/2001 07:57 PM

		 To: Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT@ECT, Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT,
gfergus@brobeck.com, Christian Yoder/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Letters to terminate EPMI's CalPX Participation Agreement

I have attached ready-to-file drafts of the letters necessary to terminate
EPMI's Participation Agreement with the CalPX.  In addition to the letter to
the CalPX, I am reasonably certain that a FERC filing is required to
terminate the Participation Agreement because it is a power purchase/sale
agreement, the form of which is on file with FERC.  Just to be safe I
prepared the transmittal letter, notice of termination, and notice of filing
necessary to file with FERC.  Among other things, I requested waiver of the
60-day notice period.

I'll wait for further instruction before doing anything else on this matter.

Steve


Please plan on attending a training session over lunch on Tuesday, Feb 15th.
(Lunch will be provided.)  I intend to discuss the operations of Houston Pipe
Line;  how gas is moved through the system, where our main supply and market
areas are, locations of specific points, etc.  We will be using a map of the
pipeline as the basis for the discussion.  So, come to the meeting with any
questions you have on HPL, anything is fair game.

Yvette is currently working on securing a room.  I will let you know when
that is finalized.

Let me know if you have any questions.

D


Start Date: 4/21/01; HourAhead hour: 8;  No ancillary schedules awarded.
Variances detected.
Variances detected in SC Trades schedule.

    LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final
Schedules\2001042108.txt

---- Generation Schedule ----
*** Final schedule not found for preferred schedule.
     Details:

  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: ECTRT
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/21/01
  UNIT_ID: HARBGN_7_UNITS

---- Energy Import/Export Schedule ----
*** Final schedule not found for preferred schedule.
     Details:

  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: ECTRT
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/21/01
  TIE_POINT: SLVRPK_7_SPP
  INTERCHG_ID: EPMI_CISO_ERNIE
  ENGY_TYPE: NFRM

---- SC Trades Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblInt_Interchange.
     Details: (Hour: 8 / Preferred: -825.00 / Final: -824.97)
  TRANS_TYPE: FINAL
  SC_ID: EPMI
  MKT_TYPE: 2
  TRANS_DATE: 4/21/01
  TRADING_SC: WESC
  PNT_OF_INTRC: SP15
  SCHED_TYPE: ENGY
  PURCH_SALE: 1
  DEAL_NO: 1


FPL, Entergy Merge in $7 Billion Deal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - FPL Group Inc., the parent of Florida Power & Light Co.,
said on Monday it would merge with Entergy Corp. in a stock deal worth $7
billion to create the largest U.S. power generating company.
The combined company would have a total enterprise value of more than $27
billion, consisting of $16.4 billion in equity market capitalization and
$10.7 billion in debt and preferred stock, the companies said.
The merger is expected to immediately boost earnings for both companies.
Under the terms of the agreement, FPL shareholders would receive one share of
a new holding company for each FPL share held. Entergy shareholders would get
0.585 of a share of the new holding company for each Entergy share.
Based on the companies' closing stock prices, the deal would value Entergy at
its market value of $7 billion, or about $30.89 per share. FPL shares closed
Friday at 52-13/16, off a year high of 56-5/8 but up from a low of 36-3/8.
Entergy stock ended at 30-5/16, off a high of 31-3/16 but up from a low of
15-15/16.
SHAREHOLDERS' APPROVAL REQUIRED
The combination must be cleared by shareholders as well as federal
regulators. FPL and Entergy said they hope to complete the transaction within
15 months.
``The merger combines two strategically aligned, financially healthy
companies into an organization that has no equal in the industry,'' said J.
Wayne Leonard, Entergy chief executive.
Leonard will serve as president and chief executive of the combined company
while FPL's chief executive, James Broadhead, will serve as chairman.
The deal was billed as a merger of equals but gives FPL shareholders 57
percent of the combined company and eight of 15 seats on the board of
directors, the companies said.
Once combined, the new company is expected to see annual cost savings of $110
million to $150 million in its regulated businesses derived from eliminating
duplicate corporate and administrative positions and programs.
Competitive businesses should see annual cost savings and revenue
enhancements of $40 million to $125 million and capital expenditure savings
of $50 million to $100 million, the companies said.
FPL and Entergy said they will seek to ``minimize workforce effects of the
merger'' through a variety of unidentified efforts.
In addition, both FPL and Entergy have authorized stock buyback plans,
together worth $1 billion. FPL plans to repurchase $570 million shares while
Entergy is looking to buy back $430 million in stock, the companies said.


---------------------- Forwarded by Bill Williams III/PDX/ECT on 04/30/2001
08:34 AM ---------------------------

CAISO Market Operations - Hour Ahead
<IMCEAEX-_O=CAISO_OU=CORPORATE_CN=SYSTEM_CN=MARKETOPSHOURAHEAD@caiso.com> on
04/30/2001 08:30:22 AM
To: "Market Status: Hour-Ahead/Real-Time"
<IMCEAEX-_O=CAISO_OU=CORPORATE_CN=DISTRIBUTION+20LISTS_CN=MKTSTATHOURAHEAD@cai
so.com>
cc:

Subject: PG&E New SCIDs

NOTICE TO MARKET PARTICIPANTS - PG&E SCIDs CHANGE:  Effective Trade Date
Tuesday, May 1st 2001.  PG&E will begin scheduling energy trades and bids
under new SCIDs. The OLD PG&E SCIDs WILL NO LONGER BE VALID.  ALL PG&E
related scheduling transactions will use these new SCIDs beginning with
submission of Day Ahead schedules on Monday, April 30th for Trade Date,
Tuesday May 1, 2001.  The new SCIDs are as follows:  PCG1=PCGB; PGAE=PGAB;
COTP=COTB.  Any (7 day) advance schedules that may have already been
submitted using the old SCIDs, must be remove (deleted) and rescheduled
using the New SCIDs.  Please see the Market Stoups email for PG&E contact
numbers.  Distributed on behalf of PG&E to facilitate their transition to
the new SCIDs.  Sent by Market Operations (916) 351-4409.


We need to keep our communications open to the plant.  I know that during their test mode they have had a variance in load projections.
Hopefully when they become operational their loads will be more steady.
Ken,
Sorry about yesterday.  Thanks to your quick responce to our gas control so we could correct the problem before the plant
went down.
If you have any more questions please call.

Thanks DS  713-853-4299


Date: Friday, June 1, 2001
Time: 6pm
Place: Tasca's, 908 Congress St.

Valet parking is available.

See you then,
Lisa


I hope you and the family have a great New Year.  We are not sure where  we will be this week, so I don't think we'll make it to the party. I hope you have  fun.

I saw the e-mail from Kerry Notestine and called him.  Twanda sent the information he needed re McGowan.  He's got everything ready, but he's not sure you got to speak with the Weil Gotchal attorneys to see if it was OK to file the lawsuit?  Please call him.  Thanks.

I'm filing (Project April).


Along with Mike McConnell, I am active in recruiting for Enron's Analyst
Program at the University of Oklahoma.  We became involved in recruiting
there two years ago when I learned about a targeted undergraduate program
that seemed like it could be a good fit for our program.  OU transformed
their old PLM (Petroleum Land Management) program into the Energy Management
Program in the School of Business.  This undergraduate degree retains the
geology, business law and other specialized classes that were part of the PLM
program, but adds additional finance hours with a focus on derivatives and a
trading floor course.  With the added plus of many of these students growing
up in or around "energy" families in Oklahoma or Texas, I thought that
recruiting top graduates from this program could be beneficial to Enron.  Our
recruiting efforts at OU continue to be successful and our OU Energy
Management graduates have done well at Enron.

Our first hire from OU (and the top Energy Management student) was Jody
Crook.  He joined the analyst program last February after a December 1999
graduation.  His first rotation has been on my team, working as a risk book
administrator in gas trading.  He is in the process of looking for a second
rotation at the end of February, and I think that he is someone that you
should consider for a rotation on your team.  In addition to this last year's
risk experience at Enron, Jody worked as a landman for two summers for
Burlington Resources.

I was very involved in recruiting Jody to Enron.  I think very highly of him,
and want to be sure that he has good rotations while in the Analyst program.
His background and your business seem to be a good fit.  Please visit with
Jody as he contacts your group about a rotation.  It will be well worth your
time.

Thanks.


Sonia Hennessy
Enron Networks
Phone# 713-345-4858
Fax# 713-646-2443
Location:  EB3103g
sonia.hennessy@enron.com


I think the National Fuel is local production.  I'm don't know how you would
swing this volume.


Attached is the Weekly Report for week ending March 3.


CALENDAR ENTRY:	APPOINTMENT

Description:
	Regulatory Roundtable Mtg. Conference room EB49C2

Date:		10/8/2001
Time:		1:30 PM - 2:30 PM (Central Standard Time)

Chairperson:	Outlook Migration Team

Detailed Description:


Legislative Weekly
                           November 15, 2001
                           Issue 45, Volume 3

                     A weekly publication from the
           California Manufacturers & Technology Association
     detailing legislative and regulatory developments in Sacramento

PLENTY OF ENERGY, BUT LITTLE TRUST

As state and federal officials try to rebuild the defunct California
energy market, the lack of supply has been replaced by a lack of trust
as an ingredient in the ongoing crisis.  For example:

In-state generators don't trust the ISO.  They've alleged that the ISO
(whose board is now all Governor Davis appointees) is buying power from
DWR or the Pacific Northwest rather than the cheapest bid from
generators in violation of federal law. Cal-ISO noted that DWR?s
so-called "out of market" purchases were more expensive than the bids to
the ISO January through August. Now the price is roughly the same.

Consumer groups don't trust the DWR. They suggest that the DWR is
manipulating the Cal-ISO market for last-minute electricity to help hide
surplus electricity that DWR agreed to buy under $43 billion worth of
long-term power contracts signed last spring. DWR denies this.

Western states don't trust California. As FERC attempts to drum up
support for a west-wide regional transmission system (RTO), they heard
from other states loud and clear ? ?Please don't screw it up ? We're all
saying we don't want to be with California ? Don't lump us all
together.? This has led FERC Commissioners to conclude that three
sub-regional organizations (one being Cal-ISO) could form under an
umbrella organization, rather than a single entity.

Consumer groups don't trust the CPUC.  The stealth deal struck by the
CPUC to bail-out Southern California Edison caused The Utility Reform
Network to ask the federal court to undo the deal. (CMTA was denied
intervention.)

Legislators don't trust FERC. The bankruptcy reorganization plan for
PG&E sends generation assets to the holding company, and FERC has
jurisdiction over the power sale contract back to the regulated utility.
Many legislators blame FERC for the market melt-down last year and
object to any more FERC control over California markets.

Consumers don't trust the California Power Authority and DWR.  The
California Power Authority was created to ensure a 15% reserve margin in
electricity supplies as insurance against blackouts and price spikes.
DWR entered into $43 billion in long term contracts, and is one of the
largest single buyers of electricity in the entire West.  The
combination of current long-term DWR contracts and the possibility of
more investment in supply by the CPA has consumer groups worrying that
lower prices are only a distant and faint hope.

CPUC'S ENERGY EFFICIENCY FUNDING

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued a draft
decision this week on future energy efficiency policies in an effort to
open energy efficiency funding to non-utility entities and to create
competition with investor-owned utility programs.

Specifically, the decision opens public goods charge energy efficiency
funding to non-utility entities such as local governments, chambers of
commerce and others interested in participating in the program.  The
CPUC believes that this competition will spur overall program delivery
improvement and encourage program continuity by creating multi-year
funding opportunities.

The policy manual to be adopted defines CPUC policy rules in great
detail and is intended to assist interested parties in preparing
proposals in a standard format, to minimize ?apples and oranges?
comparisons.

$160 million will be provided to fund statewide programs; $70 million in
grants will be made available to fund innovative local and regional
programs; and, $6 million will be allocated to the CPUC to assess the
State's energy efficiency needs.

Following, in order of importance, are the goals and objectives of the
CPUC?s energy efficiency programs.  The point value under each objective
represents their maximum possible score for each objective.  A perfect
score would be 100 points.

     1).  Long-Term Annual Gas and Electric Savings
     25 Points
     The purpose of this category is to create permanent and
     verifiable energy savings over the life-cycle of energy
     efficiency measures affected by the program.  In this area,
     the CPUC is striving for sustainability in the consumption
     behaviors and investment choices its programs are designed to
     stimulate.

     2). Addressing Market Failures or Barriers
     20 Points
     The proposal must include a description of the type of barrier
     it is designed to overcome.  (For example, lack of consumer
     information about energy efficiency benefits; higher start-up
     expense for high-efficiency measures relative to
     standard-efficiency measures; lack of availability of
     high-efficiency products.)

     3). Equity Considerations
     17 Points
     The CPUC will generally prioritize programs that provide
     access to energy efficiency alternatives for under-served or
     hard-to-reach markets.

     4). Cost Effectiveness
     15 Points
     All proposals will be required to provide an estimate of the
     life-cycle benefits and costs.

     5). Electric Peak Demand Savings
     10 Points
     Programs paid for by electric public goods charge funds should
     emphasize long-term and permanent peak demand savings.

     6). Innovation
     8 Points
     The CPUC will prioritize programs that present new ideas, new
     delivery mechanisms, new providers of energy efficiency
     services, or new and emerging technologies.

     7). Synergies and Coordination with Programs Run by Other
     Entities
     5 Points
     To minimize confusion and overlap for consumers, the CPUC
     desires program proposals that take advantage of synergies or
     coordination with other existing programs, including those run
     by other state agencies, private entities, municipal
     utilities, or the federal government.

The program allows non-utility parties to submit proposals directly to
the Commission for consideration, rather than to the utilities, as has
been required in the past.  Existing 2001 programs will be continued in
the First Quarter of 2002, for a smooth transition, and most new
programs will run through 2003.

For more information see the CPUC?s website, http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/,
email them at ee@cpuc.ca.gov or call the energy efficiency hotline at
(415) 703-2776.   The CPUC plans to hold a public workshop to assist
parties in preparing proposals, once the decision is finalized.

EMPLOYERS MAY FACE RETROACTIVE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PAYMENTS

Following newspaper articles criticizing Governor Davis and the
Employment Development Department (EDD) for making misleading remarks
regarding SB 40's (Alarcon D-Sylmar) increase in unemployment benefits
payments for laid off workers, one legislator has already initiated the
process to remedy the situation at employers' expense.  Assemblyman Lou
Papan, (D-Millbrae) introduced a preprint of AB 1 that would
retroactively increase UI benefits payments from $230 to $330 for
workers laid off on or after July 1, 2001.

This year, the Governor signed SB 40, a bill that raises the maximum
weekly payment from $230 to $300 for claims filed on and after January
1, 2002.  The squabble is about remarks made by the Governor during the
bill's signing in Los Angeles where many airline workers had been laid
off.  The Governor said "I want to make sure we have unemployment
benefits that allow these workers to survive until the economy
recovers," and "this will significantly strengthen the safety net not
only for airline employees, but high-tech workers and all those who have
been temporarily laid off as a result of a softening economy."
Apparently, many workers believed that they would be receiving the
increase benefit payment now and were surprised when EDD later informed
them that the benefit increase would only apply to claims filed after
December 31, 2001.

CMTA has already expressed serious concern about the high cost of SB 40
to employers ($4.5 billion) and it's potential to bankrupt the UI fund.
However, if the Legislature passes a bill making benefits retroactive to
July 1, 2001 and the unemployment rate continues to grow at the current
pace, the fund will become insolvent even sooner than our earlier
prediction.  While no one knows what the cost of six months of
retroactive UI benefits payment would be to employers at this time, we
know that it would be rather substantial.

The state jobless rates rose from 5.4 percent in September to 5.7
percent in October and there are no signs indicating that the downturn
in the economy is slowing.  As many businesses struggle to survive in
these economically hard times, it seems inappropriate for government to
be contemplating adding more cost on businesses.

CARB RELEASES DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE GUIDELINES

Earlier this week, the California Air Resources Board (ARB) issued for
public review the latest iteration of its environmental justice guidance
document, entitled ?Proposed Policies and Actions for Environmental
Justice?.  This effort has been a source of concern for CMTA and others
in the business community given CARB's decision to depart from the
statutory framework established by SB 115 (Solis, 1999) and SB 89
(Escutia, 2000).  In addition, while the current version is much
improved over earlier versions, there are two remaining significant
issues.

First, California's air quality programs are based on attaining criteria
pollutant standards (e.g., ozone, particulate matter, nitrogen oxides)
and reducing risks posed by toxic air contaminants.  ARB?s proposed
policy would change that fundamental framework by focusing on
?cumulative emissions.?  This shift in focus disregards the relevance of
exposure and risk in determining the existence and extent of a problem
and could lead to random, rather than science-based, regulatory actions.

Second, consistent with State environmental justice statutes, California
should address environmental justice on a programmatic basis as opposed
to a permit-by-permit basis.  However, references in the document to
?permitting? and ?mitigation? appear to be at odds with that approach.

These concerns have been brought to ARB?s attention by several business
organizations, along with specific suggestions for alternative language
to make the document consistent with California's existing air quality
framework.  The Board will consider adoption of the document during its
December 13 hearing.

WASTE BOARD ADOPTS STRATEGIC PLAN

On Tuesday, November 13th, the California Integrated Waste Management
Board (CIWMB) adopted its 2001 Strategic Plan on a 6-0 vote,
incorporating changes drafted by staff that address some of the concerns
raised by manufacturers and other business representatives.  Among the
noteworthy changes, new language was added to define the concept of
?zero waste? as ?striving towards maximum waste reduction through the
most efficient use of natural resources ? and maximizing recycling?.
Other language changes addressing the concepts of ?product stewardship?,
?sustainability? and ?manufacturer responsibility? help to address CMTA
concerns about the potential use of this document as a rationale for new
government mandates, such as minimum content, recycling rates and taxes
on specific products.

The full text of the adopted Plan is available at
http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/agendas/mtgdocs/2001/11/00006552.doc

HEARING ON POST ATTACK STATE OF THE ECONOMY

The Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee's November 14 informational
hearing on ?The Response to Recent Terrorist Attacks? elicited testimony
from the Legislative Analyst, the California Budget Project and various
travel related industries regarding the post attack state of the economy
and appropriate legislative responses.  Testimony was also requested as
to what tax relief might be appropriate for victims? families.

According to the Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO), California is in a
mild recession which will give way to moderate recovery in the Spring.
On the other hand, LAO conceded ?huge? uncertainty as to when consumer
confidence would return or the stock market decline would ?play out.?
Witnesses from the California Budget Project stated that tax relief was
not the best way to boost the state's economy; the basis for their
opinion was that taxes account for a small percentage of the cost of
doing business and that the state budget accounts for a small share of
the state's economy.  They also claimed that California is not at a
competitive disadvantage.   Testimony was given by business interests
regarding the types of relief that would be appropriate now and marginal
cost reduction for a business can make the difference between bankruptcy
and survival.

CMTA presented testimony during the public comment period about the
virtue of a sales tax exemption upon manufacturing equipment: how
California  disadvantages itself by imposing such a tax and how capital
investments by manufacturers are essential to their continued role as
job providers in California.

GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL SESSION IN JANUARY ON BUDGET CUTS

Following meetings with Legislative leadership this week, Governor Davis
ordered state government to cut more than $2 billion in spending
contained in the current 2001-02 state budget. The Governor plans to
call a Special Session to run concurrently with the Legislature's
regular session in January to act on the proposed reductions.

With California reeling from its worst economic slump in a decade,
scores of programs will be slashed, diverted and delayed.  Education is
set to take the biggest hit with more than $800 million in programs that
have been the centerpiece of the Davis administration.  The expansion of
the Healthy Families program will be delayed until July 2003.  Other
cuts include $60 million for grants to encourage housing close to the
workplace, $45 million for affordable multifamily housing, $42 million
for local parks projects, $84 million in utility bill subsidies for
low-income consumers, and $120 million for energy bill assistance for
needy households.  A state government hiring freeze was already ordered
by Davis last week.

For more details, see the Press Release in the Press Room of the
Governor's Home Page:
http://www.governor.ca.gov/state/govsite/gov_homepage.jsp

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Kay,
 I've been working on the break out agreements for CA Energy
Development at Peter Thompson's request (attached).  As you mentioned,
we need the site specific information to complete the agreements;
however, there are a few additional points that I wanted to bring to
your attention:

1.  Please confirm that Unit 17 is going to CA Energy Development I, and
Unit 18 is going to CA Energy Development II.

2.  The document needs a fax number for Ben Jacoby and the Agreement
Reference number.

3.  I need to get the cost of the dual fuel option so I can calculate
the maximum liability amount. (Peter mentions that there's a change
order 1.  Do you have that available?)  Also, I assume that we'll simply
add the dual fuel cost to the contract value to calculate the maximum
liability amount and add 25% of the dual fuel cost to the January
payment to arrive at the new payment amount.  Is this correct, or is
there another way it should be done?

4.  Also, I need the unit serial numbers if you'd like them included in
the agreement.

5.  Will the Retention Letter of Credit be structured differently now
that only one turbine is being sold per agreement? (I'm assuming that
the figure will be 5% of the purchase price after the dual fuel cost is
included).

That's all I have for now.  Peter has been in a conference call all
afternoon, so if you've already given some or all of this information to
him, please let me know.  You can reach me via e-mail or at (202)
662-3016.  Thanks, Chris
 <<break out agreement--CA Energy Devlopment II (12/1/00).DOC>>
<<Breakout Agreement: CA Energy 12/1/00.DOC>>
 - 00).DOC
 - 00.DOC


be sure to spell check before the final goes out.

joan

To: Dan J Bump/DEN/ECT@Enron, kckrisa@apex2000.net, Mark Whitt@ECT,
ccarver@alfers-carver.com
cc: Joan Quick/HOU/ECT@ECT, Scott Josey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Teresa G
Bushman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Arvel Martin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Barbara Gray
Subject: Wildhorse Letter

Attached is a letter to Wildhorse concerning curtailment of the Dakota
Production.  Please review and provide comments asap.


We Agree

"Eileen Ponton" <kponton@duke-energy.com> on 05/18/2001 01:44:19 PM

To:   David Avila/LSP/ENSERCH/US@TU, Charlie Stone/ENERGY/TXU@TU, Melissa
      Jones/Texas Utilities@TU, HPL.SCHEDULING@ENRON.COM, LIZ.BELLAMY@ENRON.COM,
      SZAJAC@ENRON.COM
cc:
Subject:  NOM / ACTUAL VOLS FOR MAY 17TH

NOM       MCF       MMBTU
26,250         28,151         28,911


Hi all.  Stacy and I have finally moved to 16.  Since so many people were out or swamped this week, I didn't get to say a proper goodbye so thought I would write one.  I enjoyed being your neighbor and already miss all of you.

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Kelly


Attached for your review and comment is a draft of a policy to be distributed
to EOL/ENA employees. While the policy may seem over-restrictive, the fact
basis upon which the policy is based is that the activities identified in the
policy are currently performed by ENA employees. Of course, we still need to
talk about this issue.