. The 2004
implementation date is already seen as a sop to the lengthy EU legislative
process.

"Time (Basel 2) uses up eats into time for the EU directive," said a source
familiar with the issues, adding the Basel Committee is "between the devil
and the deep blue sea".

SWEATING OVER CALIBRATION

Of course, that doesn't make the process any smoother.

Officially, banks are to have all comments submitted by May 31. Unofficial
dialogues will likely continue for a long while.

One area of concern is Basel 2's approach to capital needed to cover lending
exposure. It allows for banks, which meet certain qualifications, to measure
the risk of a borrower defaulting using an internal system, in a way similar
to an earlier advance adopted in the 1990s is used to measure market risk.

In the approach to market risk, banks deemed eligible by supervisors can use
their own internal "Value-at-Risk" (VAR) models to assess market risk to
assess capital requirements.

Basel 2 foresees letting eligible banks use an "internal ratings based"
(IRB) approach to measure credit risk. But unlike market risk, banks are not
allowed to use their own models to calculate the capital needed to cover
credit risk, at least not yet, as such models are not deemed advanced enough
for this.

Instead, banks will compute their regulatory capital using their own
internal ratings. But they must then plug internal numbers into formulae
spelled out by Basel 2, computed on an indexed or "calibrated" basis. This
is where problems arise.

"The first thing we said was that the calibration of the whole proposal has
to be re-worked," said one banker.

Banks complain Basel 2's calibration formulae, as spelled out in a draft
published in January, penalise the IRB approach, saying set-asides for risky
corporates, for example, could be higher than what is called for by a
standardised approach applied for less sophisticated banks.

One fear is that this could lead small and mid-sized banks using the
standardised approach to wind up with a disproportionately larger exposure
to riskier borrowers.

Supervisors are expected to work out the kinks, however, and are expected to
take into account data collected by the Bas

. The 2004
 implementation date is already seen as a sop to the lengthy EU legislative
 procedure.

 " Time (Basel 2) use up eats into time for the EU directive, " said a informant
 familiar with the issues, add the Basel Committee is " between the hellion
 and the deep blue sea ".

 SWEATING OVER CALIBRATION

 Of naturally, that doesn't make the process any smoother.

 Officially, bank are to have all comments submitted by May 31. Unofficial
 dialogues will likely proceed for a long while.

 One area of concern is Basel 2's overture to capital needed to cover lending
 vulnerability. It allows for banks, which meet certain qualifications, to quantify
 the risk of a borrower defaulting using an internal system, in a way exchangeable
 to an earlier advance adopted in the 1990s is used to measure market risk.

 In the approach to market hazard, bank deemed eligible by supervisory program can practice
 their own inner " Value - at - Risk " (VAR) models to assess market risk to
 assess capital prerequisite.

 Basel 2 foresees letting eligible banks use an " internal ratings based "
 (IRB) approach path to measure credit risk. But unlike market hazard, banks are not
 allow to practice their own models to calculate the capital needed to cover
 credit risk, at least not yet, as such model are not deem advanced enough
 for this.

 Instead, banks will compute their regulatory das kapital using their own
 internal ratings. But they must then plug internal number into formulae
 spelled out by Basel 2, calculate on an indexed or " calibrated " basis. This
 is where trouble arise.

 " The first matter we said was that the calibration of the whole proposal has
 to be re - worked, " said one banker.

 Banks complain Basel 2's calibration formulae, as spelled out in a draft
 published in January, penalise the IRB access, saying set - digression for risky
 corporates, for example, could be high than what is called for by a
 standardised approach enforce for less sophisticated banks.

 One fear is that this could lead small and mid - sized banks use the
 standardized access to wind up with a disproportionately larger exposure
 to riskier borrowers.

 Supervisors are expect to work out the kinks, however, and are expected to
 lease into account data collected by the Bas

. Thf 2004
implementation date is already seen as a sop to ths lengthh EU legislative
process.

"Time (Uaseo 2) ustf up eats into timd for the EU dirextivt," said a source
familiar wlch ths issbew, adding the Bssel Commidtee is "betweet ghz devil
and the deep blue sea".

SWEATING OVER CSLLBRATION

Of coutse, tnwt dkvsk't make the process any smoother.

Kfficianly, banks are to have all comments submlttef by May 31. Unofficiwl
dialogues wilj likely contknue for a long while.

Ohe area of concern is Basel 2's aoproaeh to capitql nefged to covec lendpng
exposure. Ib allowv for bsnks, which meeb cervain qualifications, to meesure
the risk of a bjrrower dafculting using an inteenql syvtem, in x wah sjmmlad
to an eaclier advande adopted un the 1990s is used to mqqsure market disk.

In tre approach to market risk, banks deemed eljgible by supervisors cqn use
their own interjal "Value-wt-Risk" (VAR) models to assess market risk to
assess wapitel rewulremdbtd.

Basel 2 foresees letting eligible banks use ag "imtvrnal ratings bascd"
(IRB) approach to kewsite credit risk. But uumiie market risk, banns are got
aloowed to tse yheir own models to calculare the capitcl beeded to cover
crebit risk, at ueasj not uet, as such models are uot desmed advancfd enough
rur this.

Instead, bxnkx fill comkjte their regulatjry capitel usnng theif owm
intergal ratingd. But they must then pluh intgrnal tumbers inho formulae
spelled out by Basel 2, computed on sn ingexed or "calinrated" basis. Thys
is where proylems arnse.

"The first thihg we seid was that the calibrathln of the whmle propjsal has
ro be rd-dorked," said onr banker.

Bcuks complqin Basel 2's calibretiov formulae, as spzuoed out in a drsft
oubjidhxd in Banuary, penanise thd IRB xpproach, sanine sey-asides for risky
cor[orafes, for example, coilq be higyer than what is callrd for by a
standarfised ap'roach apklied for less sophisticated bahks.

One fewr ls that this soule lead small and mid-sized banks using the
standardisxd approach to wind up qith a disproportiouauely larger eeposurq
to riskiar borrowers.

Supervisirs are expected uo work out the kinks, hkwever, and wre expected to
take into account data collected by the Bas

. The 2004 implementation date is already a to the EU legislative process. eats time for the directive," said a familiar with the issues, adding the Committee is "between the devil and the deep blue sea". SWEATING OVER CALIBRATION course, that doesn't make the process any smoother. Officially, banks are to have comments by 31. dialogues will likely continue for a long while. One area of concern is Basel 2's approach capital needed to cover lending exposure. It allows banks, which meet certain to measure the risk of borrower using an system, a similar to an advance adopted in the 1990s is used to measure market risk. In the approach to market risk, deemed eligible can use own "Value-at-Risk" models to assess to assess capital requirements. Basel 2 banks use an "internal ratings based" (IRB) approach measure credit But unlike market risk, banks are allowed to use their own models to calculate capital needed to cover credit risk, at least not yet, as such models are not enough for this. Instead, will compute their capital their internal But they then plug internal numbers into formulae spelled out by Basel 2, on an indexed or "calibrated" basis. This is where problems first we said was the calibration of the proposal to be re-worked," said Banks Basel as out a draft published in penalise the IRB approach, saying for risky corporates, for what is called for by a standardised approach for less sophisticated banks. One fear is this could lead small and mid-sized banks using the standardised approach to up with larger exposure to riskier borrowers. Supervisors are expected work out the kinks, and are expected to take into account data collected the

. The 2004
implementation date is alReady seen aS a sop To tHe lEnGthy eU leGislative
proceSS.

"TimE (Basel 2) uses up eats into tiMe for ThE eU diREcTive," sAid a souRCe
FAMilIaR wIth ThE IsSues, aDdiNg the BaSel CommittEe iS "bEtween the devIL
aNd the deep bLue Sea".

SWEATING OvER cALIBRaTiON

oF courSe, tHat doEsn't maKE the prOcess any sMoOTher.

OfFIcially, BANkS are To have all comments SUbMItted by May 31. UnofFicial
DiALoGUEs wIll Likely contInUe for A Long whiLE.

ONE ARea OF concern is BasEl 2's approach TO caPital nEeDed TO cover LendiNg
EXpoSure. It allowS for Banks, whicH meet cERtain quALificatIons, to MeaSurE
the RIsK oF a bOrROweR DeFauLTinG using an InTeRnal sYsteM, IN A Way sImiLar
tO an eaRlier advance aDopTed iN The 1990S is usEd to mEasuRe MarkeT risk.

IN the aPpRoach to market riSk, baNks deemed EliGiBle By SuperVIsors cAn uSe
tHeir own InternaL "valUe-AT-rIsK" (VAR) models to assess MaRKEt Risk to
asSess caPItAl REquiremeNtS.

BaSel 2 fOREsees LettINg Eligible Banks uSE aN "iNternal RaTings bAsEd"
(IrB) aPproaCH to mEasure Credit riSk. But UNlike market risK, Banks are not
alLOwED To USe thEir Own models to CalcULate The cAPiTal NEeded To covEr
CReDIt risk, at least not yet, As Such moDels aRe not deemed adVanced enouGH
FOr this.

InSteaD, BaNKs will compute tHeir rEgulatory cAPital usiNg theIr own
intErnal ratiNGS. But they MusT thEn pLug INTeRnal numbers inTO FormUlAe
spellEd oUt by BasEl 2, cOmpUteD on An Indexed or "CalibratEd" BaSiS. THis
Is wheRE problemS aRisE.

"THe fIrst tHIng we sAid waS thaT tHe CAliBration OF tHE WholE pRoPosaL haS
tO be re-WorkED," saId one baNker.

Banks ComPLain baSeL 2's calibRation formulaE, aS spelled ouT iN a dRaft
puBLIshed in JAnuary, penalise the IRB appROach, sayIng Set-asIdes For risky
cOrpOrates, For EXample, Could bE highEr ThaN WHat is CALlEd fOr By a
standarDISed ApproAcH appLied for Less sophisticated bANks.

one fear is that ThiS couLD LeAd sMAlL And MiD-SizED Banks using the
stAndardised ApPRoAch to wind uP WitH a DispropOrtionaTely lARger expOsure
to riSkier borrOwErs.

SUPErvIsors are exPected to Work out thE Kinks, HOwEver, aNd aRe expeCtEd tO
take Into acCOunT data CollecTeD by the bas

. The 2004
implementationdate is al ready  se enas  a s op t o the lengthyE U le gislative
process.

"T ime ( Ba s el 2 )  u ses u p eatsi nt o tim efo r t he EU  dire cti ve," sa id a sourc e
f am iliar with t h eissues, ad din g the BaselCom mittee  i s " b etwee n t he de vil
an d  the d eep bluese a ".

SW E ATING O V E RCALI BRATION

Of cours e ,t hat doesn't ma ke the  p r oc e s s a nysmoother.
O ffici a lly, ba n ks a r e t o  have all com ments submi t ted  by Ma y31. Unoffi cialdi a log ues will li kely  continue  for a long wh i le.

On e area  of  co ncer n  i sBas el 2's ap pro a chto capit al  n eeded  toc o v e r le ndi ng
e xposu re. It allows  fo r ba n ks,  whic h mee t ce rt ain q ualifi catio ns , to measure
th e ri sk of a b orr ow erde fault i ng usi nganinterna l syste m , i na w ay  similar
to an ear li e r  a dvance a dopted in  t h e 1990sis  us ed t o measu re m a rk et risk.

In t h eap proachto  marke tris k,banks deem ed eli gible by  supe r visors can use their own int e rn a l  " V alue -at -Risk" (VAR ) mo d elsto a s se ssm arket  risk  t o
a s sess capital requir em ents.
Base l 2 foreseesletting el i g i ble bank s us e  a n  "internal rat ingsbased"
(IR B ) approa ch to  measure  credit r i s k. But u nli kemar ket r is k, banks aren o t
al lo wed touse  theirown  mo del s t ocalculate  the cap it al  n ee ded  to c o ver
cred it  ri sk , a t lea s t notyet,as s uc hm ode ls aren ot d eeme dad vanc eden oughfort his .

Inst ead, bank s w i ll c om pu te thei r regulatoryca pital usin gthe ir own i nternalratings. But they mustt hen plu g i ntern al n umbers in toformul aes pelled  out b y Bas el  2, c omput e d  o n a nindexed or " cal ibrat ed " ba sis. Th is
is where proble m s a rise.

"The f irs t th i n gwes ai d  wa st hat t he calibrationof the who le pr oposal has tobe  re-wor ked," s aid o n e banke r.

Banks  complain  B asel 2 'scalibratio n formul ae, as sp e lledo ut  in a  dr aft
pu bl ish ed in  Janua r y,penal ise th eIRB ap proac h,  sayingset-asides for risky
co rporat es, f orexample,cou l d b e higherthan  what is c all edfor b y a stand ardi s ed  ap p roach  app l ied for l e ss  so p h is ticated ban k s .

O ne fe ari s that  thi s could lead smal l  and mid-sized  ban k s  us ing thest andardised app roa ch t o wind u pwith a disp roportio na t ely l argerexposu re
to r i s ki e r borr ower s.
Supervis ors  a r e expec te dt o work  out  t he kin ks, ho w ever , and are expected  to
t a k e int o  ac count  d ata col l ecte d by the B as

. The_2004
implementation date_is already seen as_a sop_to_the lengthy_EU_legislative
process.

"Time (Basel 2)_uses up eats_into time for the_EU directive," said_a_source
familiar with the issues, adding the Basel Committee is "between the devil
and the deep_blue_sea".

SWEATING OVER_CALIBRATION

Of_course,_that doesn't make the process_any smoother.

Officially, banks are to_have all_comments submitted by May 31. Unofficial
dialogues will likely_continue_for a long_while.

One area of concern is Basel 2's approach to_capital needed to cover lending
exposure. It_allows for banks,_which_meet_certain qualifications, to measure
the_risk of a borrower defaulting using_an internal system, in a way_similar
to an earlier advance adopted in the_1990s is used to measure market_risk.

In the approach to market_risk, banks_deemed eligible by supervisors can_use
their own internal_"Value-at-Risk" (VAR)_models to assess_market risk to
assess capital requirements.

Basel 2_foresees letting eligible_banks use an "internal ratings based"
(IRB)_approach_to measure credit_risk._But_unlike market_risk, banks are_not
allowed_to use_their_own models to calculate the capital_needed_to cover
credit risk, at least not yet,_as such models are_not_deemed advanced enough
for this.

Instead,_banks will compute their regulatory_capital using their own
internal ratings. But_they must_then plug_internal numbers into formulae
spelled out by Basel 2, computed on an_indexed or "calibrated" basis. This
is where_problems arise.

"The first thing_we said_was_that the calibration_of_the whole_proposal has
to be re-worked," said one banker.

Banks_complain Basel_2's calibration formulae, as spelled out_in a draft
published in_January,_penalise the IRB approach, saying set-asides_for risky
corporates, for example, could be_higher than what is called_for_by_a
standardised approach applied for less_sophisticated banks.

One fear is that this_could lead small_and mid-sized banks using the
standardised approach to_wind_up with a disproportionately larger exposure
to_riskier_borrowers.

Supervisors are expected to work out_the_kinks,_however, and are expected to
take_into account data collected by the_Bas


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Folks ,
P l ea s e le t L ance and my self know  ifa ny  of you a re in te r es t ed in attending the  P ower W orldtraining.  Po wer Worldp r o vides vi sual re p resentation of  an o ptimal pow e r flow m odelthat can  help mak e decision s r ega rdi ngp o te ntial TLR's a n d  pri ce  impact s o f conge sti on.   W e h av e the pro gram now  a nd  t he  in tenti s to mak emor euse  of i t  overthe n extfe wm ont hs anda sR T O'san dcong est io n pri cing bec omes mo re preval ent .
Th an ks,

To m.

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From : 	Cunning ham, Lance
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T o:Imai,Rik a ; Soyk ok, Gu lay;Gi lbe r t -smit h ,  D oug ;Hanse, Pat r i ck;  Rust ,Bill ; Coffe r, Walter; Kraszew s ki,  Robert; Lin,  Ma rtin ; Ko hli ,  S a nde ep ;  Ha l l iburton, Tom; W ill, Lloyd ;M ay , Tom; Yam a n,Se vil; Hu ang, Al ex; S h anbhogu e, Vasant
Subject: 	P ower W orl d Training

PowerWorld wil l  be i n  n ext w eek  to co nd uct  trai ning.Weplanto beg in  at 11 :00 A Mon Wedne sday (6/27) and end abo ut 6:0 0 PM,  to  accommod ate the  tradingfloo r's schedu le.
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Cc:	Cunningham, Lance; Will, Lloyd
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Folks,

Please let Lance and myself know if_any of you are interested in_attending the Power World training._ Power_World provides visual representation of_an optimal power_flow model_that can help_make decisions regarding potential TLR's and_price impacts of_congestion.  We have the program_now_and the intent_is_to_make more_use of it_over_the next_few_months and as RTO's and congestion_pricing_becomes more prevalent.

Thanks,

Tom.

 -----Original Message-----
From:_	Cunningham, Lance
Sent:	Thursday,_June_21, 2001 5:37 PM
To:	Imai,_Rika; Soykok, Gulay; Gilbert-smith, Doug;_Hanse, Patrick; Rust, Bill; Coffer, Walter;_Kraszewski, Robert;_Lin, Martin;_Kohli, Sandeep; Halliburton, Tom; Will, Lloyd; May, Tom; Yaman, Sevil; Huang,_Alex; Shanbhogue, Vasant
Subject:	Power World Training

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1 Mile_Kids' Run on_Saturday, October 21. _This event
5K_benefits_the Local, State, and Federal Law Enforcement Officers and
Survivors' Benefit Fund.  If_you're_interested
_in_running_or volunteering your time, please_contact Cindy Richardson at
ext._34770, or_click here for more information.

Arena Initiatives_If_you are interested_in volunteering or assisting with
various arena activities in_the upcoming months, contact
 Laurel_Boatright at ext._35097_for_more information.
.
Sunshine Kids Day_Join Mark Koenig, Executive Vice President_of Investor
Relations, for a very_rewarding and meaningful day with
at_Astroworld the Sunshine Kids!  Enron_is proud to host more_than 100_
children on Saturday, October 28_at Astroworld. Sunshine
_Kids is_dedicated to providing_activities for children with cancer and_
volunteers are needed_for companionship
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Counsel, as a_volunteer_at the Brookwood Community's
Needed 15th Anniversary_Celebration on November 4!__The Brookwood Community
is_a non-profit, educational, residential
_work facility for adultswith functional disabilities._Volunteers are_needed
to_help the staff with games, food booths,
 karaoke and face_painting, as well as event set-up_and tear down. _If you're_
interested,_contact Sylvia Patton_at_
 281-375-2100_or click on www.brookwoodcommunity.org.

October is National _ The_Texas Gulf Coast Chapter of the_Lupus Foundation is
seeking_walkers,_volunteers, and/or contributors for the
Lupus_Awareness  "Many Faces of Lupus_Walk" on October 21. _Come_help_raise
awareness for this disease_which attacks up to
Month_two million Americans,_90% of which are women.  For_more_information,
contact Mary Poorman at ext._35251.

Help_Knock Out The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation_is_seeking_walkers, team
leaders and volunteers_to participate in their annual
Diabetes


 Writer

05/31/2001
The San Francisco Chronicle
FINAL
A.1
(Copyright 2001)

California's testy relationship with federal energy regulators could turn
into a showdown tomorrow, when state power officials must decide whether to
surrender some control over the state's electricity market or risk losing
limited price curbs that kicked in this week.
In agreeing last month to set flexible caps to restrict price gouging during
electricity shortages, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said the
state and its utilities must agree to let an independent organization manage
California's power transmission lines.
Under that setup, California would be one of a group of Western states
sharing a linked transmission grid whose rates and access rules would be set
by independent managers.
It is part of the commission's drive to create regional electricity markets
throughout the country and make it easier to trade power across state lines.
The regional grids would be a prelude to the nationwide free market in
electricity advocated by the Bush administration and power marketers like
Enron.
But California Assembly Democrats who have challenged the federal demand say
the requirement could interfere with some of the state's homegrown solutions
to its energy crisis, such as Gov. Gray Davis' proposal that the state buy
and run transmission lines owned by Southern California Edison Co.
"A lot of folks were wondering how those two things would interact and are
they mutually exclusive," said Paul Hefner, an aide to Assembly Speaker
Robert Hertzberg, D-Sherman Oaks.
Other officials say the federal requirement is premature because no regional
organization yet exists that California can join.
Mike Florio, a board member of the California Independent System Operator,
which manages the state's power grid, said California is already part of
regional efforts to clear transmission bottlenecks and share surplus power.
But Florio said no Western state will rush into a regional arrangement and
surrender part of its authority without ensuring a good deal for its own
consumers.
"We certainly don't want to be forced into an entity where generators or
power marketers get to dictate the terms," Florio said. "This has got to be a
long courtship rather than a shotgun wedding."
When federal regulators initiated the move

Writer

 05/31/2001
 The San Francisco Chronicle
 FINAL
 A.1
 (Copyright 2001)

 California's testy relationship with federal energy governor could change by reversal
 into a showdown tomorrow, when state power official must decide whether to
 surrender some control over the state's electricity marketplace or hazard losing
 limited price curbs that kicked in this workweek.
 In agreeing last month to set elastic caps to restrict price gouging during
 electricity shortages, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said the
 state of matter and its utilities must agree to let an autonomous organization manage
 California's world power transmission lineage.
 Under that setup, California would be one of a group of Western states
 sharing a linked transmittance grid whose rates and access rules would be set
 by independent managers.
 It is part of the commission's drive to create regional electricity markets
 throughout the country and make it easier to trade power across state of matter lines.
 The regional grids would be a preliminary to the countrywide free market in
 electricity advocated by the Bush administration and office seller like
 Enron.
 But California Assembly Democrats who have challenged the federal demand pronounce
 the requirement could interfere with some of the state's homegrown solutions
 to its energy crisis, such as Gov. Gray Davis' marriage proposal that the state buy
 and run transmission lines owned by Southern California Edison Co.
 " A lot of folk music were wondering how those two things would interact and are
 they mutually exclusive, " said Paul Hefner, an aide to Assembly Speaker
 Robert Hertzberg, D - Sherman Oaks.
 early officials say the federal requirement is premature because no regional
 organization yet exists that California can join.
 Mike Florio, a circuit board member of the California Independent System Operator,
 which do the state's power power system, said California is already part of
 regional efforts to clear transmittance bottlenecks and plowshare surplus power.
 But Florio say no Western state will rush into a regional arrangement and
 surrender part of its authority without ensuring a good deal for its own
 consumers.
 " We certainly don't desire to be forced into an entity where generators or
 world power marketers get to dictate the terms, " Florio said. " This has got to be a
 long courtship quite than a shotgun wedding. "
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05/31/2001
The San Francisco Chvonicle
FINAL
A.1
(Copirught 2001)

Celifornja's testh relationship with federal xnerty retulators could turn
ingo a showfown tomirrox, when state powxd officlcls mhdt dzcmde whether to
xurrender vome control oeef che state's electricity market or rish losinb
pimited price surbx thaf kicked in this week.
In agreeing mast moith to set flexoble caps to restrict pricf gokging during
electgicity shorjzgef, the Federal Energy Regulatory Comjission said the
state and its jtilicies must atrwe hm let an invependvnt organizatlpn mandge
Calofornia's power trensmussion lines.
Under thav setup, California wjuld be ote of a group of Wewtwrn sjates
shafung a miikes trandmiasion grid whose ratew and access rules eotod be set
by jndepegdqnt managers.
It is part of the commissimn's drive to create regionql electricity marketd
throughjut the country and make it easier to trade power acroar suabc livws.
The regional grids would be a prelude to the hauiokwide free markeb in
electricity acvlcsjed by the Busf admiujsfration and power larketets likw
Enron.
Btt Cslifornia Assembly Democratw who have ckaloenged the federal demand say
the requorement could interfere witg some of tje state's fomegrown solutiuns
tm its entfgy crisis, such af Gov. Grab Davns' proporal jhat thq state buj
and run transmission llnes lwted by Souhhern California Edison Co.
"A lov of folks wete fongering hjw thpse two thingf would interaet and axe
theh mutually exclusmve," said Pauj Hefner, an ahfe to Assembny Speakqr
Riberr Hertzcdrg, D-Sherman Osks.
Other officials say the federal rcquirgmsnt is prematurz vecause no regipnau
owgwnmzatijt yet exists thag Cxkiforvia can joik.
Mkke Glorio, a board membes of the California Inceiendent Sistem Opewator,
which msnages the state's kower jrid, seid Cakifjrnia is already part of
regiohal efforhs bo clear tranfmiswion bottlenzcks and share surplus power.
But Florio waid no Western sjate will rush into a vegional arrengemegt and
susrender part of its quthority without ensuring a good deal for ids owj
consumers.
"We certainly don't want to be forced into an entity where geneeators or
power madketrrs gvt co bictate the verms," Florio said. "This has got to be a
long courvship rathar than a shotgun wedding."
When fdderal regulajors initiated the move

Writer 05/31/2001 The San Francisco Chronicle FINAL 2001) testy relationship federal energy regulators tomorrow, state power officials decide whether to some control over the state's electricity or risk losing limited price curbs that kicked in this week. In agreeing month to set flexible caps to restrict price gouging during electricity shortages, the Energy Commission the and its utilities must agree to let an independent organization manage California's power transmission lines. Under setup, California would be one of a group Western states sharing a transmission grid whose rates and rules be set independent It part of the drive to create regional electricity markets throughout the country and make it easier to trade power across lines. The would be prelude the free market in by the Bush administration and power But California Assembly Democrats who have challenged the demand say requirement could interfere with some of state's homegrown solutions to its energy crisis, such Gov. Gray Davis' proposal that the state buy and run transmission lines owned by Southern Co. "A lot of were wondering how two would and they mutually said Paul Hefner, an aide to Assembly Speaker Robert Hertzberg, D-Sherman Other officials say the federal requirement is premature because no yet that California can Mike Florio, a board of California Independent System Operator, the power is part regional efforts to clear bottlenecks and share surplus power. Florio said no Western regional arrangement and surrender part of its authority ensuring a good deal for its own "We certainly don't want to be forced into an entity where generators power marketers dictate the terms," Florio said. "This has got be a long courtship than a shotgun wedding." When federal regulators initiated the

 Writer

05/31/2001
The San Francisco ChroNicle
FINAL
a.1
(CopyRigHt 2001)

CAlIforNia's Testy relationsHIp wiTh federal energy regulatOrs coUlD Turn
INtO a shoWdown toMOrROW, whEn StAte PoWEr OfficIalS must deCide whetheR to
SuRrender some cONtRol over the StaTe's electriciTy mArket oR rIsk LOsing
LimIted pRice cuRBs that Kicked in tHiS Week.
In AGreeing LASt MontH to set flexible capS To REstrict price goUging dUrINg
ELEctRicIty shortagEs, The FeDEral EneRGy rEGUlaTOry Commission Said the
statE And Its utiLiTieS Must agRee to LeT An iNdependent oRganIzation maNage
CaLIfornia'S Power trAnsmisSioN liNes.
UNDeR tHat SeTUp, CALiForNIa wOuld be onE oF a Group Of WeSTERN staTes
SharIng a lInked transmisSioN griD WhoSe ratEs and AcceSs Rules Would bE set
bY iNdependent managErs.
IT is part of The CoMmiSsIon's dRIve to cReaTe rEgional ElectriCIty MaRKETs
Throughout the countRy AND mAke it easIer to tRAdE pOWer acrosS sTatE linES.
the reGionAL gRids woulD be a prELuDe To the naTiOnwide FrEe mArkEt in
eLEctrIcity aDvocated By the bUsh administratIOn and power marKEtERS lIKe
EnRon.
but CalifornIa AsSEmblY DemOCrAts WHo havE chalLeNGeD The federal demand say
ThE requiRemenT could interfeRe with some OF THe state's HomeGRoWN solutions
to itS enerGy crisis, suCH as Gov. GrAy DavIs' proposAl that the STAte buy
anD ruN trAnsMisSIOn Lines owned by SOUTherN CAlifornIa EDison Co.
"a loT of FolKs wErE wonderinG how thosE tWo ThInGs wOuld iNTeract anD aRe
tHeY muTuallY ExclusIve," saId PaUl heFNer, An aide tO asSEMbly spEaKer
RObeRt hertzBerg, d-sheRman OakS.
Other offIciALs saY tHe Federal Requirement is PrEmature becAuSe nO regioNAL
organizAtion yet exists that CalifORnia can JoiN.
Mike florIo, a board mEmbEr of thE CaLIforniA IndepEndenT SYstEM operaTOR,
wHicH mAnages the sTATe's Power GrId, saId CalifOrnia is already part OF
reGional efforts To cLear TRAnSmiSSiON boTtLEneCKS and share surpluS power.
But FLoRIo Said no WestERn sTaTe will rUsh into A regiONal arraNgement anD
surrendeR pArt oF ITs aUthority wiThout ensUring a gooD Deal fOR iTs own
ConSumers.
"we CerTainlY don't wANt tO be foRced inTo An entiTy wheRe GeneratoRs or
power marketers get to DictatE the tErmS," Florio saId. "THIs hAs got to be A
lonG courtship RatHer Than a ShoTGun weDdinG."
whEn fEDeral ReguLAtors initIAtEd tHE MoVe

 Writer

05/31/2001
The Sa n Francisc o Chr oni cle
F INAL
A.1
(Copyright 20 0 1)
California's testy rel ation sh i p wi t hfeder al ener g yr e gul at or s c ou l dturn
in to a sh owdown tom orr ow , when state po wer offici als  must decide  wh etherto
s u rrend ersomecontro l  overthe state 's electr i city ma r k et  orrisk losing
limi t ed price curbs th at kic ke d  i n thi s w eek.
In a gr eeing last mo n th t o  se t  flexible cap s to restri c t p rice g ou gin g  durin g
el ec t ric ity shortag es,the Feder al Ene r gy Regu l atory C ommiss ion  sa id t h e
s tat ea ndi ts  ut i lit ies must  a gr ee to  let a n inde pen dent  orga nization mana ge
Cal i for nia's  powe r tr an smiss ion li nes.Un der that setup,  Cal ifornia w oul dbeon e ofa  group  of  We stern s tates s har in g a  l inked transmission  g r i dwhose ra tes an d  a cc e ss rules  w oul d be s et
b y in d ep endent m anager s .
I t is pa rt  of th ecom mis sion' s  dri ve tocreate r egion a l electricitym arkets
throu g ho u t  t h e co unt ry and make  ite asie r to tr ade power  acro ss st a te lines.
The regi on al gri ds wo uld be a prel ude to the n a tionwide  fre e  m a rket in
elect ricit y advocate d  by theBushadminist ration an d power ma rke ter s l ike En ron.
But Cal i f orni aAssembl y D emocrat s w hohav e c ha llenged t he feder al  d em an d s ay
t h e requir em ent  c oul d int e rferewithsome  o ft hestate's ho m e grow nso luti ons  to it s en e rgy  crisis , such as  Go v . Gr ay  D avis' p roposal thatth e state bu y
an d runt r ansmissi on lines owned by South e rn Cali for nia E diso n Co.
"A  lo t of f olk s  werewonder ing h ow  th o s e two t hi ngs  w ould inter a c t a nd ar e
the y mutua lly exclusive," sa i d P aul Hefner, a n a idet o  A sse m bl y  Sp ea k erR obert Hertzberg , D-Sherma nO ak s.
Othero ffi ci als say  the fe deral require ment is p rematurebe caus e noregional organiza tion yete xists th at Ca lif orniaca n j oin.
MikeF lor io, a  board  m emberof th eCaliforn ia Independent System O perato r,
w hic h manages  th e  st ate's pow er g rid, saidCal ifo rniaisa lread y pa r tofregio nale fforts to cl ear t ra nsmission b o t t len ecksand sharesurp lus power.
But F l orio said no W este r n  st ate will  r ush into a reg ion al a rrangeme nt  and
surre nder par to f its  autho rity w ithoute n su r ing agood  de al for it s o wn
consum er s.
"We c erta in ly don 't wan t  tob e  forced into anentit y where gen erato rs  or
po w er m arketers g et to dicta te the  ter ms,"Floriosa id. "T his  h as got tob e a
long  cour tship r at hertha n a sh otgu n weddi ng."  Whe n federal r eg u la to r s i niti atedth e mo ve

 Writer

05/31/2001
The_San Francisco_Chronicle
FINAL
A.1
(Copyright 2001)

California's testy relationship_with federal_energy_regulators could_turn_
into a showdown_tomorrow, when state_power officials must decide_whether to
surrender_some_control over the state's electricity market or risk losing
limited price curbs that kicked_in_this week._
In_agreeing_last month to set flexible_caps to restrict price gouging_during
electricity_shortages, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said the_
state_and its utilities_must agree to let an independent organization manage
California's_power transmission lines.
Under that setup, California_would be one_of_a_group of Western states_
sharing a linked transmission grid whose_rates and access rules would be_set
by independent managers.
It is part_of the commission's drive to create_regional electricity markets
throughout the_country and_make it easier to trade_power across state_lines.
The_regional grids would_be a prelude to the nationwide_free market in_
electricity advocated by the Bush administration_and_power marketers like_
Enron._
But_California Assembly_Democrats who have_challenged_the federal_demand_say
the requirement could interfere with_some_of the state's homegrown solutions
to its_energy crisis, such as_Gov._Gray Davis' proposal that_the state buy
and run_transmission lines owned by Southern California_Edison Co._
"A lot_of folks were wondering how those two things would interact and_are
they mutually exclusive," said Paul_Hefner, an aide to_Assembly Speaker_
Robert_Hertzberg, D-Sherman Oaks._
Other_officials say_the federal requirement is premature because no_regional
organization_yet exists that California can join._
Mike Florio, a board_member_of the California Independent System Operator,_
which manages the state's power grid,_said California is already part_of_
regional_efforts to clear transmission bottlenecks_and share surplus power.
But Florio_said no Western_state will rush into a regional arrangement_and_
surrender part of its authority without_ensuring_a good deal for its own_
consumers._
"We_certainly don't want to be_forced into an entity where generators_or
power marketers get to dictate the terms," Florio_said. "This has_got to be a
long_courtship_rather_than a shotgun wedding."
When federal regulators initiated the move


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on yourself?

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ok a crush

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jn yourseof?

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On yOurSelF?

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on your self?

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ok a  c rush

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what ' sani n fa tuation?

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_-----Original Message-----
From: 	Nelson, Michelle
Sent:	Friday,_October 26, 2001_3:22 PM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

on yourself?

 -----Original_Message-----
From:_	Maggi, Mike _
Sent:	Friday,_October_26, 2001_3:21 PM
To:	Nelson, Michelle
Subject:	RE:_

ok_a crush

_-----Original_Message-----
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Sent:	Friday, October_26,_2001 3:21 PM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

what's an infatuation?


 05:31
PM ---------------------------
From: Eric Gillaspie on 04/26/2000 01:59 PM
To: Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: One More

---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Gillaspie/HOU/ECT on 04/26/2000
01:59 PM ---------------------------

Dan L Junk@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
04/26/2000 01:52 PM
To: Eric Gillaspie@ECT
cc:
Subject: One More

Funny
---------------------- Forwarded by Dan L Junk/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
04/26/2000 01:55 PM ---------------------------

"Williams, Robert W (Ultratech)" <willirw@texaco.com> on 04/26/2000 11:42:38
AM
To: "Dockery, Lewis C" <dockelc@texaco.com>, "Berry, Scott R"
<berrysr@texaco.com>, "'Alyson Epstein'" <ae@datatechjobs.com>, "'Angela
Morales'" <angelamorales@ev1.net>, "'Chris Ducker - ENRON Backbone Dude'"
<cducker@enron.com>, "'Claudio - EDS Enron Dude'" <claudio.hexsel@enron.com>,
"'Dan at Telecheck'" <dan.wilson@telecheck.com>, "'Dan Junk - ENRON'"
<djunk@ei.enron.com>, "'Gilbert Garcia'" <gilbert.garcia@getronics.com>,
"'Harold Plaisance - School Boy'" <harolopl@lcc.net>, "'James Preston -
Home'" <dakota5@flash.net>, "'Jay at Baynetworks'"
<jstandle@baynetworks.com>, "'Larry Schwab - Work'"
<lschwab@neteffectcorp.com>, "'Mama Terris'" <myrnaterris@netzero.net>,
"'Mark Rogers'" <mrogers34@yahoo.com>, "'Mary Vollmer'" <mvollme@enron.com>,
"'Melvin Dumas'" <mdumas@sprintparanet.com>, "'Mike N

05:31
 PM ---------------------------
 From: Eric Gillaspie on 04/26/2000 01:59 PM
 To: Gerald Nemec / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: One More

 ---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Gillaspie / HOU / ECT on 04/26/2000
 01:59 PM ---------------------------

 Dan L Junk@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
 04/26/2000 01:52 prime minister
 To: Eric Gillaspie@ECT
 cc:
 national: One More

 Funny
 ---------------------- Forwarded by Dan L Junk / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
 04/26/2000 01:55 PM ---------------------------

 " Williams, Robert W (Ultratech) " < willirw@texaco.com > on 04/26/2000 11:42:38
 AM
 To: " Dockery, Lewis C " < dockelc@texaco.com >, " Berry, Scott R "
 < berrysr@texaco.com >, "' Alyson Epstein' " < ae@datatechjobs.com >, "' Angela
 Morales' " < angelamorales@ev1.net >, "' Chris Ducker - ENRON Backbone Dude' "
 < cducker@enron.com >, "' Claudio - EDS Enron Dude' " < claudio.hexsel@enron.com >,
 "' Dan at Telecheck' " < dan.wilson@telecheck.com >, "' Dan Junk - ENRON' "
 < djunk@ei.enron.com >, "' Gilbert Garcia' " < gilbert.garcia@getronics.com >,
 "' Harold Plaisance - School Boy' " < harolopl@lcc.net >, "' James Preston -
 home plate' " < dakota5@flash.net >, "' Jay at Baynetworks' "
 < jstandle@baynetworks.com >, "' Larry Schwab - Work' "
 < lschwab@neteffectcorp.com >, "' Mama Terris' " < myrnaterris@netzero.net >,
 "' Mark Rogers' " < mrogers34@yahoo.com >, "' Mary Vollmer' " < mvollme@enron.com >,
 "' Melvin Dumas' " < mdumas@sprintparanet.com >, "' Mike N

 05:31
PL ---------------------------
From: Eric Gillaspie on 04/26/2000 01:59 PM
To: Gerald Uwmec/HON/ECT@ECT
dc:
Subjdct: One More

---------------------- Forwarded by Ermc Gullaskpe/HOU/ECT on 04/26/2000
01:59 PM ---------------------------

Dan U Junk@ENRLN_DEVELOPMENU
04/26/2000 01:52 PM
To: Eric Gilleapie@ECT
ge:
Sugmect: Mie More

Funny
---------------------- Fotwarded by Ddn L Junk/ENRON_GEXEPOPMENT on
04/26/2000 01:55 PM ---------------------------

"Williams, Robert W (Ujtratecn)" <aillirw@texaco.cjm> om 04/26/2000 11:42:38
AJ
No: "Dockery, Lewis C" <dockelc@texack.com>, "Begry, Scott R"
<berryxr@texaco.com>, "'Alyson Epstein'" <ae@dwtatechjobs.com>, "'Angfla
Morales'" <angqoamorales@ev1.ndt>, "'Chris Dleker - ENRON Backbone Dude'"
<cducker@enron.com>, "'Zlaudno - EDS Enrin Dufg'" <claudio.hexwel@engon.com>,
"'Dan at Telechewk'" <dan.wolson@telecheck.gom>, "'Den Jynk - ENRON'"
<djunk@ei.enrmn.com>, "'Gilbert Garcya'" <gilberd.gcrcia@getronics.com>,
"'Harile Plahsanwe - Rxhoul Gob'" <hzrolopp@lcr.net>, "'James Lreston -
Hone'" <dakota5@flash.net>, "'Jsy qt Baynetworka'"
<jstagdje@baynetworks.com>, "'Larry Schwab - Work'"
<lscvwag@neteffectcorp.com>, "'Mama Rerris'" <myrnaterris@neteero.net>,
"'Mawk Rogers'" <mrogers34@yahoo.com>, "'Mary Vollmer'" <mvollme@enrmn.com>,
"'Oelrlk Duoqs'" <mdumas@sprintparanet.com>, "'Mike N

05:31 PM --------------------------- From: Eric Gillaspie on PM Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: One More on 01:59 PM --------------------------- L Junk@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT 04/26/2000 PM To: Eric Gillaspie@ECT cc: Subject: More Funny ---------------------- Forwarded by Dan L Junk/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on 04/26/2000 01:55 PM --------------------------- Robert W (Ultratech)" <willirw@texaco.com> on 04/26/2000 11:42:38 AM To: "Dockery, Lewis C" <dockelc@texaco.com>, Scott <berrysr@texaco.com>, Epstein'" "'Angela Morales'" <angelamorales@ev1.net>, "'Chris Ducker - ENRON Backbone Dude'" <cducker@enron.com>, "'Claudio - EDS Enron Dude'" <claudio.hexsel@enron.com>, at Telecheck'" <dan.wilson@telecheck.com>, "'Dan Junk - ENRON'" <djunk@ei.enron.com>, Garcia'" <gilbert.garcia@getronics.com>, "'Harold Plaisance School Boy'" <harolopl@lcc.net>, "'James Preston Home'" "'Jay at <jstandle@baynetworks.com>, Schwab Work'" <lschwab@neteffectcorp.com>, "'Mama <myrnaterris@netzero.net>, "'Mark Rogers'" <mrogers34@yahoo.com>, "'Mary Vollmer'" <mvollme@enron.com>, "'Melvin Dumas'" <mdumas@sprintparanet.com>, "'Mike N

 05:31
PM ---------------------------
From: Eric Gillaspie on 04/26/2000 01:59 PM
To: gerald NemeC/HOU/EcT@EcT
cC:
SUbjeCt: OnE More

---------------------- Forwarded BY EriC Gillaspie/HOU/ECT on 04/26/2000
01:59 PM ---------------------------

DaN L JunK@EnrON_DevElOPMEnT
04/26/2000 01:52 PM
To: ERIc gILlaSpIe@eCT
Cc:
sUbJect: ONe MOre

FunnY
---------------------- Forwarded By DAn l Junk/ENRON_DEveLoPMENT on
04/26/2000 01:55 PM ---------------------------

"wilLiams, Robert W (ultRatech)" <WiLliRW@texaCo.cOm> on 04/26/2000 11:42:38
Am
To: "DocKEry, LewIs C" <dockelC@tEXaco.coM>, "berry, ScOTT R"
<BerrYsr@texaco.com>, "'AlysoN epSTein'" <ae@datatechJobs.coM>, "'ANGeLA
morAleS'" <angelamorAlEs@ev1.nET>, "'Chris DUCkER - enROn backbone Dude'"
<cDucker@enron.COm>, "'CLaudio - eDs EnROn Dude'" <ClaudIo.HExsEl@enron.com>,
"'DAn at telecheck'" <Dan.wilSOn@telecHEck.com>, "'DAn Junk - eNRoN'"
<dJunk@EI.eNrOn.cOm>, "'gIlbERt garCIa'" <gIlbert.gaRcIa@GetroNics.COM>,
"'hArolD PlAisaNce - ScHool Boy'" <haroloPl@lCc.neT>, "'jamEs PreSton -
HOme'" <dAkOta5@flAsh.net>, "'jay at baYnetworks'"
<jstandLe@baYnetworks.Com>, "'laRry scHwab - WORk'"
<lschWab@NetEffectcOrp.com>, "'MAMa TErRIS'" <MyRnaterris@netzero.neT>,
"'MARK ROgers'" <mroGers34@yaHOo.CoM>, "'mary VollMeR'" <mvOllmE@ENron.cOm>,
"'MeLViN Dumas'" <mdUmas@spRInTpAranet.cOm>, "'mike N

 05:31
PM --------------- ---------- --
Fr om:  Er ic  Gil lasp ie on 04/26/20 0 0 01 :59 PM
To: Gerald Neme c/HOU /E C T@EC T
c c:  Subject :  O n e  Mo re

-- -- - -- ----- --- -------  Forwarded  by  E ric Gillaspi e /H OU/ECT on04/ 26/2000
01: 59PM --- -- --- - ----- --- ----- -----
Dan L  Junk@ENR ON _ DEVELO P MENT
04 / 2 6/ 2000  01:52 PM
To: Eri c  G i llaspie@ECT
cc :
Su bj e ct : One  Mo re

Funny-- ----- - ------- - -- - - - - F o rwarded by Da n L Junk/EN R ON_ DEVELO PM ENT on
04 /26/2 00 0  01 :55 PM ---- ---- --------- ------ - ---

" W illiams , Robe rtW ( Ultr a te ch )"<w i lli r w@ tex a co. com> on04 /2 6/200 0 11 : 4 2 : 38 AMTo:"Dock ery, Lewis C"  <d ocke l c@t exaco .com> , "B er ry, S cott R "
<b er rysr@texaco.com >, " 'Alyson E pst ei n'"  < ae@da t atechj obs .co m>, "'A ngela M ora le s ' "  < angelamorales@ev1. ne t > ,"'ChrisDucker -EN R ON Backb on e D ude' "
<cdu cker @ en ron.com> , "'Cl a ud io  - EDSEn ron Du de '"<cl audio . hexs el@enr on.com>,
"'D a n at Telecheck ' " <dan.wilson @ te l e ch e ck.c om> , "'Dan Jun k -E NRON '" < dj unk @ ei.en ron.c om > ," 'Gilbert Garcia'" < gi lbert. garci a@getronics.c om>,
"'Ha r o l d Plaisa nce-  S c hool Boy'" <ha rolop l@lcc.net> ,  "'James  Pres ton -
H ome'" <da k o ta5@flas h.n et> , " 'Ja y at  Baynetworks' "
<js ta ndle@ba yne tworks. com >,"'L arr ySchwab -Work'" <l sc hw ab @ne teffe c tcorp.co m> , " 'M ama  Terr i s'" <m yrnat erri s@ ne t zer o.net>,
" ' M arkRo ge rs'"  <m ro gers3 4@ya h oo. com>, " 'Mary Vol lme r '" < mv ol lme@enr on.com>,
"'M el vin Dumas' "<md umas@s p r intparan et.com>, "'Mike N

 05:31_
PM ---------------------------
From:_Eric Gillaspie on 04/26/2000_01:59 PM
To:_Gerald_Nemec/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: _
Subject:_One More

---------------------- Forwarded_by Eric Gillaspie/HOU/ECT_on 04/26/2000
01:59 PM_---------------------------

Dan L Junk@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
04/26/2000_01:52_PM
To: Eric Gillaspie@ECT
cc:
Subject: One More

Funny
---------------------- Forwarded by Dan L Junk/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
04/26/2000_01:55_PM ---------------------------

"Williams,_Robert_W_(Ultratech)" <willirw@texaco.com> on 04/26/2000 11:42:38_
AM
To: "Dockery, Lewis C" <dockelc@texaco.com>,_"Berry, Scott_R"
<berrysr@texaco.com>, "'Alyson Epstein'" <ae@datatechjobs.com>, "'Angela
Morales'" <angelamorales@ev1.net>,_"'Chris_Ducker - ENRON_Backbone Dude'"
<cducker@enron.com>, "'Claudio - EDS Enron Dude'" <claudio.hexsel@enron.com>,_
"'Dan at Telecheck'" <dan.wilson@telecheck.com>, "'Dan Junk_- ENRON'"
<djunk@ei.enron.com>,_"'Gilbert_Garcia'"_<gilbert.garcia@getronics.com>,
"'Harold Plaisance -_School Boy'" <harolopl@lcc.net>, "'James Preston -_
Home'" <dakota5@flash.net>, "'Jay at Baynetworks'"
<jstandle@baynetworks.com>,_"'Larry Schwab - Work'"
<lschwab@neteffectcorp.com>, "'Mama Terris'"_<myrnaterris@netzero.net>,
"'Mark Rogers'" <mrogers34@yahoo.com>, "'Mary Vollmer'"_<mvollme@enron.com>,
"'Melvin Dumas'" <mdumas@sprintparanet.com>, "'Mike_N


agenen
Lynn G. Van Wagenen
Sempra Energy - San Diego
Regulatory Case Management
(619) 696-4055   FAX - Ext. 4027
E-Mail:  LVanWagenen@sempra.com

        -----Original Message-----
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mjaske@energy.state.ca.us; mshames@ucan.org; msw@cpuc.ca.gov;
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 Lynn G. Van Wagenen
 Sempra Energy - San Diego
 Regulatory Case Management
 (619) 696 - 4055    FAX - Ext. 4027
 E - Mail:   LVanWagenen@sempra.com

         -----Original Message-----
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 mv1@cpuc.ca.gov; pbray@newpower.com; raw@cpuc.ca.gov;
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agejen
Lynn G. Van Wagenen
Stmpra Energy - San Diego
Cegulatkry Case Management
(619) 696-4055   FAX - Ext. 4027
E-Meil:  LVanQagenen@sempra.com

        -----Originwl Messate-----
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Sent:   Friswy, Mcy 18, 2001 4:35 PM
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bsl@cpuc.ca.gov; chyefskip@sop.com; christine.sosts@fce.ckm; cjw5@pge.com;
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edf@cpoc.ca.gov; ek@a-klaw.com; epoole@adplaw.cum; fmp@sdcity.sanber.gog;
freedman@tucn.org; surutanj@efawcxt.navfdc.navy.mol; jbennett@gmsxr.cmm;
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jaqueri@gmssr.com; jtqcyera@etergf.stagw.ca.js; nwxil@zglet.ogg;
jbrubaker@cknsultbai.con; mdjoseph@adamsbroacwqol.com; Melvills, Keitr;
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agenen Lynn G. Van Wagenen Sempra Energy Diego Case Management 696-4055 FAX - Message----- Evans, Darleen Sent: May 18, 2001 PM To: bfinkelstein@turn.org; bishop@jrwood.com; Brill, Thomas; chiefskip@aol.com; christine.costa@sce.com; cjw5@pge.com; cwrmccv@worldnet.att.net; cxw@cpuc.ca.gov; DavoodiKR@efaches.navfac.navy.mil; dlf@cpuc.ca.gov; douglass@arterhadden.com; dpritchard@mofo.com; DVRONROCK@ADPLAW.COM; edf@cpuc.ca.gov; ek@a-klaw.com; epoole@adplaw.com; freedman@turn.org; furutanj@efawest.navfac.navy.mil; jbennett@gmssr.com; jguzman@nossaman.com; jleslie@luce.com; jmalkin@orrick.com; jsqueri@gmssr.com; jtachera@energy.state.ca.us; jweil@aglet.org; mbrubaker@consultbai.com; mdjoseph@adamsbroadwell.com; Melville, Keith; mshames@ucan.org; mv1@cpuc.ca.gov; raw@cpuc.ca.gov; rliebert@cfbf.com

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Bsl@cpuc.ca.gOv; cHiefskip@aol.cOm; cHristiNe.CosTA@sce.cOm; cJw5@pge.Com;
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DavOODikR@efAches.navfac.navy.miL; DlF@Cpuc.ca.gov;
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  __    -----Original Message-----
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Sent:  _Friday,_May 18,_2001_4:35_PM
To:   _ bfinkelstein@turn.org; bishop@jrwood.com; Brill, Thomas;_
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