 leave the ultimate decisions respecting credit requirements to the Power Pool Council (the independent body that oversees the Power Pool).  The chart that Amr has attached to his email outlines the guidelines the Power Pool Council normally follows - although they have the authority to increase or decrease any specific pool participant's trading limit. See attached excerpt Sec 2.6 - Prudential Requirements from Pool Rules

2) In understand Enron is now a BBB and therefore has a $10,000,000 trading limit per month in the Alberta Power Pool.  I can advise that I have spoken with Peter Keohane (Enron Canada VP and Asst General Counsel) and he is monitoring Enron Canada's credit obligations to all institutions and counterparties very closely.  With respect to the Alberta Power Pool, Peter advises that given our PPA position and the fact we are a net seller into the Pool he does not believe there is any cause for concern that the Power Pool will require us to post security under the present circumstances.

Regards,

Rob

2.6 Prudential Requirements
2.6.1 Setting of Prudential Requirements
Council is responsible for determining what a participant must provide to the pool for
financial assurance.
A participant will meet and maintain such financial and other prudential requirements
as the Council deems appropriate to ensure that the participant is and remains of
sufficient financial standing to meet its financial obligations. The prudential
requirements include, without limitation, those set out in Schedule 3.
2.6.2 Review and Reassessment
A participant may be required to provide replacement or additional security.
The Council may review and reassess the adequacy of the financial security or credit
rating provided by a participant from time to time and may direct the participant to
provide replacement or additional financial security in accordance with its new
determination as to the adequacy of the prudential requirements for that participant.
The replacement or additional financial security must be provided within two business
days of the direction.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Ibrahim, Amr
Sent:	Friday, November 02, 2001 3:47 PM
To:	Steffes, James D.; Kingerski, Harry; Nicolay, Christi L.
Cc:	Tiberi, Fino; Canovas, Guillermo; Levy, Alberto; Hemstock, Robert
Subject:	Credit worthiness - Alberta

Please find below

leave the ultimate decisions respecting credit prerequisite to the Power Pool Council (the autonomous body that oversees the Power Pool).   The chart that Amr has attach to his electronic mail outlines the guidelines the Power Pool Council normally follows - although they hold the authority to increase or decrease any specific pool player's trading terminus ad quem. See attached excerpt Sec 2.6 - Prudential Requirements from Pool Rules

 2) In understand Enron is immediately a BBB and therefore has a $ 10,000,000 trading limit per calendar month in the Alberta Power Pool.   I can advise that I have spoken with Peter Keohane (Enron Canada VP and Asst General Counsel) and he is monitor Enron Canada's credit obligations to all institution and counterparties very closely.   With respect to the Alberta Power Pool, Peter advises that give our PPA position and the fact we are a net seller into the Pool he does not believe there is any campaign for concern that the Power Pool will require us to post security under the present circumstances.

 respect,

 Rob

 2.6 Prudential Requirements
 2.6.1 Setting of Prudential Requirements
 Council is responsible for determining what a participant must provide to the pool for
 financial assurance.
 A participant will meet and maintain such financial and other prudential requirements
 as the Council deems appropriate to ensure that the participant is and remains of
 sufficient fiscal standing to converge its financial obligation. The prudential
 prerequisite include, without limitation, those set out in Schedule 3.
 2.6.2 Review and Reassessment
 A participant may be required to provide successor or additional security.
 The Council may review and reassess the adequacy of the financial security system or credit
 rating provided by a participant from time to time and may direct the player to
 leave replacement or additional financial security in accord with its new
 determination as to the adequacy of the prudential requirements for that participant.
 The replacement or additional financial security must be put up within two business
 day of the guidance.

  -----Original Message-----
 From: 	 Ibrahim, Amr
 Sent: 	 Friday, November 02, 2001 3:47 PM
 To: 	 Steffes, James D.; Kingerski, Harry; Nicolay, Christi L.
 Cc: 	 Tiberi, Fino; Canovas, Guillermo; Levy, Alberto; Hemstock, Robert
 Subject: 	 recognition worthiness - Alberta

 Please find downstairs

 lewve the ultimate decisioks respecting crgdut reqniremenfs to thd Power Pool Council (the indxpeneent vody that oversees the Power Poll).  The xharu that Amr has atvzched to his slail iutlines the goidelines tha Power Pool Cmuvcnl normally follows - although they hwve the akthority to insreaxq or decrease any specific pool particjpant's urading limit. See sttached excerpt Sec 2.6 - Prufentlal Requirements fgom Pool Ruoes

2) Yb understand Enron is now a BBB ans therefore has a $10,000,000 trading limig per month in jkw Apterta Power Pool.  I can advise that H have xpoken with Peber Kxohabe (Enron Canada VP anv Asst General Counsgl) and he hs monitoring Enron Cqnada'v cradit iblkgauiois fo all inatitutions and counteeparties very closeky.  With respect to thq Wlberta Power Pool, Peter advises that gpven our PPA position and tye fact we are a net deller ineo the Pool he does not believe there is any causa for zonecvn tfqt the Power Pool will require us to post securyfy ukder the present circumstanved.

Tegards,

Rob

2.6 Prodential Rsquirements
2.6.1 Settinh of Prodentiql Requirtmentx
Council is responsible for determining qhat a participant must provibe to jhe popl for
financial assuranee.
A padticipant wlll meet zvd maintain such fikanwial and other prudential wequiremeits
as the Cojncik deemf appropriwte to ensure that the pwrticnpant is and relains of
sufficient financial steiding to meet ids xinanciaj obllgations. The prtdential
requirgments inelude, dithout lijitatioi, those set jut in Schedung 3.
2.6.2 Review and Reassesfmenr
A pqrticipxvt may be requored to pgoride replqcement or additiokal sgchrity.
The Councio mqy review and rrasresf nhe aqaquacy of tha fivanzoal sdcurity or greait
rsting provided by a [artjcipant from time yo time ane may diwect the partocipant to
provide geplarement or acdijional financial security in acdordance aitm its new
detewminqtion as to che adequacy of the prudential requiremeits for that participanr.
The replacement or sdditional hinancyal securhty must be provided within two busintss
days of the directioh.

 -----Orighnal Lessage-----
From: 	Ibrahim, Amr
Sent:	Friday, November 02, 2001 3:47 PM
To:	Steffes, James D.; Kingeeski, Herwy; Nicolay, Dhrixti L.
Bc:	Tnbexi, Fino; Canltas, Guillermo; Levj, Alberto; Hemstock, Robert
Subject:	Rredit wordhnness - Alberta

Please find belpw

leave the ultimate decisions respecting credit requirements Power Council (the body that oversees that has attached to email outlines the the Power Pool Council normally follows although they have the authority to increase or decrease any specific pool participant's limit. See attached excerpt Sec 2.6 - Prudential Requirements from Pool Rules 2) understand is a and therefore has a $10,000,000 trading limit per month in the Alberta Power Pool. I can that I have spoken with Peter Keohane (Enron VP and Asst General and he is monitoring Enron credit to all and very With respect to Alberta Power Pool, Peter advises that given our PPA position and the fact we are a net into the does not there any for concern that Pool will require us to post present circumstances. Regards, Rob 2.6 Prudential Requirements 2.6.1 of Prudential Council is responsible for determining what participant must provide to the pool for financial A participant will meet and maintain such financial and other prudential requirements as the Council to ensure that the is and remains sufficient standing meet financial obligations. prudential requirements include, without limitation, those set out in Schedule 3. Review and Reassessment A participant may be required to provide additional The Council may and reassess the adequacy the security or credit rating a from and direct participant to provide replacement additional financial security in accordance its new determination as prudential requirements for that participant. The replacement or financial security must be provided within two days of the direction. -----Original Message----- From: Ibrahim, Amr Sent: Friday, November 2001 3:47 Steffes, James D.; Kingerski, Harry; Nicolay, Christi L. Tiberi, Fino; Canovas, Guillermo; Alberto; Hemstock, Robert Subject: Credit worthiness - Alberta Please below

 leave the ultimate decisions Respecting CrediT reQuiReMentS to tHe Power Pool CouNCil (tHe independent body that oVerseEs THe PoWEr pool).  THe chart THaT aMr hAs AtTacHeD To His emAil OutlineS the guidelIneS tHe Power Pool COUnCil normallY foLlows - althougH thEy have ThE auTHoritY to IncreAse or dECrease Any specifIc POol parTIcipant'S TRaDing Limit. See attached eXCeRPt Sec 2.6 - PrudentiaL RequiReMEnTS FroM PoOl Rules

2) In uNdErstaND Enron iS NoW A bbB aND therefore has A $10,000,000 trading limIT peR month In The aLberta power poOL.  I cAn advise thaT I haVe spoken wIth PetER KeohanE (enron CaNada VP And assT GenERaL COunSeL) And HE iS moNItoRing EnroN CAnAda's cRediT OBLIgatIonS to aLl insTitutions and cOunTerpARtiEs verY closEly.  WItH respEct to tHe AlbErTa Power Pool, PeteR advIses that gIveN oUr PpA PositIOn and tHe fAct We are a nEt selleR IntO tHE pOoL he does not believe tHeRE Is Any cause For conCErN tHAt the PowEr pooL wilL REquirE us tO PoSt securiTy undeR ThE pResent cIrCumstaNcEs.

REgaRds,

RoB

2.6 prudEntial requiremEnts
2.6.1 SETting of PrudentIAl RequirementS
coUNCiL Is reSpoNsible for deTermINing What A PaRtiCIpant Must pRoVIdE To the pool for
financiAl AssuraNce.
A pArticipant wilL meet and maINTAin such fInanCIaL And other prudenTial rEquirementS
As the CouNcil dEems apprOpriate to ENSure that The ParTicIpaNT Is And remains of
sUFFiciEnT financIal StandinG to MeeT itS fiNaNcial obliGations. THe PrUdEnTiaL
requIRements iNcLudE, wIthOut liMItatioN, thosE set OuT iN schEdule 3.
2.6.2 ReVIeW ANd ReAsSeSsmeNt
A PaRticiPant MAy bE requirEd to proviDe rEPlacEmEnT or addiTional securitY.
THe Council mAy RevIew and REAssess thE adequacy of the financial SEcurity Or cRedit
RatiNg provideD by A partiCipANt from Time to Time aNd May DIRect tHE PaRtiCiPant to
provIDE rePlaceMeNt or AdditioNal financial securiTY in Accordance witH itS new
DETeRmiNAtIOn aS tO The ADEquacy of the prudEntial requIrEMeNts for that PArtIcIpant.
ThE replacEment OR additiOnal finanCial securItY musT BE prOvided withIn two busIness
days OF the dIReCtion.

 -----oriGinal MEsSagE-----
From: 	ibrahiM, amr
sent:	FRiday, NOvEmber 02, 2001 3:47 Pm
To:	StEfFes, James d.; Kingerski, Harry; Nicolay, CHristi l.
Cc:	TiBerI, Fino; CanoVas, gUilLermo; Levy, albeRto; HemstocK, RoBerT
SubjEct:	cRedit WortHInEss - aLbertA

PleASe find belOW

 leave the ultimate decisi ons respec tingcre dit  r equi reme nts to the Pow e r Po ol Council (the indepe ndent  b o dy t h at  over sees th e  P o w erPo ol ). T h echart  th at Amrhas attach edto  his email o u tl ines the g uid elines the P owe r Pool  C oun c il no rma lly f ollows - alth ough they  h a ve the authori t y  t o in crease or decreas e  a n y specific poo l part ic i pa n t 'stra ding limit .See a t tachede xc e r p t S e c 2.6 - Prude ntial Requi r eme nts fr om  Po o l Rule s

2)  I n  un derstand En ronis now aBBB an d  theref o re hasa $10, 000 ,00 0 tr a di ng  li mi t  pe r  m ont h  in  the Alb er ta  Powe r Po o l .  I c anadvi se th at I have spo ken  wit h  Pe ter K eohan e (E nr on Ca nada V P and  A sst General Cou nsel ) and heismo nit or ing E n ron Ca nad a's  credit  obliga t ion st o al l institutions and  c o u nt erpartie s very cl os e ly.  Wit hres pect t o the  Alb e rt a PowerPool,P et er  advise sthat g iv enour  PPAp osit ion an d the fa ct we are a net sell e r into the Po o lh e  d o es n otbelieve the re i s  any  cau s efor conce rn th at th e  Power Pool will re qu ire us  to p ost securityunder thep r e sent cir cums t an c es.

Regards ,

Ro b

2.6 P r udential  Requ irements
2.6.1 Se t t ing of P rud ent ial  Re q u ir ements
Counci l is r es ponsibl e f or dete rmi nin g w hat  a  particip ant must  p ro vi de  to  thep ool forfi nan ci alassur a nce.
A  part icip an tw ill  meet a n dm a inta in  s uchfin an cialando the r prude ntial req uir e ment sas  the Co uncil deems a pp ropriate t oens ure th a t  the par ticipant is and remains of
suff ici ent f inan cial stan din g to m eet its fi nancia l obl ig ati o n s. Th e pr ude nt ial
requir e m ent s inc lu de,without  limitation, those set  out in Sched ule  3.2 . 6. 2 R e vi e w a nd Rea s s essment
A parti cipant may  b e  r equired to pro vi de repl acement  or a d ditiona l securit y.
The Co un cilm a y r eview andreassess  the adeq u acy o f  t he fi nan cial s ec uri ty or  credi t
ra tingprovid ed  by aparti ci pant fro m time to time and maydirect  thepar ticipanttop rov ide repla ceme nt or addi tio nal  fina nci a l sec urit y  i n a c corda ncew ith its n e wdet e r mi nation as t o t headequ acy of the  pru dential requireme n ts for that pa rtic i p ant .
T h e re pl acement or add iti on a l  financi al  security m ust be p ro v idedwithin  two b usiness d ay s  of th e di rec tion.

--- -- O riginal  M es s age--- --
F ro m: 	Ib rahim, AmrSent:	Friday, No vembe r 02, 2 0 013:47PM
To:	St e ffes , James D. ; Kingerski , Harr y; N icola y, Chri st i L.
C c:Ti beri, Fino ;  Canovas,  Guil lermo;Le vy,Alb erto;Hems t o ck, R ober tSub ject:	Cre d i tw or th i nes s -Alber ta

Please fi n d below

 leave_the ultimate_decisions respecting credit requirements_to the_Power_Pool Council_(the_independent body that_oversees the Power_Pool).  The chart_that Amr has_attached_to his email outlines the guidelines the Power Pool Council normally follows - although_they_have the_authority_to_increase or decrease any specific_pool participant's trading limit. See_attached excerpt_Sec 2.6 - Prudential Requirements from Pool Rules

2)_In_understand Enron is_now a BBB and therefore has a $10,000,000 trading_limit per month in the Alberta_Power Pool. _I_can_advise that I have_spoken with Peter Keohane (Enron Canada_VP and Asst General Counsel) and_he is monitoring Enron Canada's credit obligations_to all institutions and counterparties very_closely.  With respect to_the Alberta_Power Pool, Peter advises that_given our PPA_position and_the fact we_are a net seller into the_Pool he does_not believe there is any cause_for_concern that the_Power_Pool_will require_us to post_security_under the_present_circumstances.

Regards,

Rob

2.6 Prudential Requirements
2.6.1_Setting_of Prudential Requirements
Council is responsible for determining_what a participant must_provide_to the pool for
financial_assurance.
A participant will meet and_maintain such financial and other prudential_requirements
as the_Council deems_appropriate to ensure that the participant is and remains of
sufficient financial_standing to meet its financial obligations._The prudential
requirements include, without_limitation, those_set_out in Schedule_3.
2.6.2_Review and_Reassessment
A participant may be required to provide_replacement or_additional security.
The Council may review and_reassess the adequacy of_the_financial security or credit
rating provided by_a participant from time to time_and may direct the participant_to
provide_replacement_or additional financial security in_accordance with its new
determination as to_the adequacy of_the prudential requirements for that participant.
The replacement_or_additional financial security must be provided_within_two business
days of the direction.

 -----Original_Message-----
From:_	Ibrahim,_Amr
Sent:	Friday, November 02,_2001 3:47 PM
To:	Steffes, James D.; Kingerski,_Harry; Nicolay, Christi L.
Cc:	Tiberi, Fino; Canovas, Guillermo; Levy, Alberto;_Hemstock, Robert
Subject:	Credit worthiness_- Alberta

Please find below


Corp/Enron@Enron, John Cummings/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeff Harbert/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: paperexchange CEO resigns

PaperExchange CEO steps down
December 08, 2000 01:35 PM PT
by Adam Feuerstein

Kent Dolby, president and CEO of PaperExchange, resigned unexpectedly
Thursday, adding to the mounting turmoil at the independent Net marketplace
for the pulp and paper industry.

Dolby's resignation, for personal reasons, comes a little more than a month
after the company laid off 14 percent of its workforce in a major retooling
of its business plan. Dolby joined PaperExchange -- 83 percent owned by
Internet Capital Group (ICGE) -- in December 1999.

Bob Brenner, PaperExchange's current chief technology officer, is being
promoted to the CEO post. Duane Desisto, currently CFO and chief operating
officer, will become president.

Company executives, including Dolby, were not available to discuss the
management shifts, but the moves were confirmed by a company spokeswoman.

Brenner's ascension may be linked to PaperExchange's decision to focus less
on its online exchange for excess paper products, and concentrate instead on
developing and selling Internet-based business applications for the pulp and
paper industry.

Dolby may also be a victim of the fickleness of the b-to-b sector. When he
joined the company, independent Net markets were the poster children for
successful b-to-b ventures. But in the ensuing months, industry-sponsored
marketplaces -- ventures set up by big industry players -- have risen to the
top, forcing indie Net markets onto the b-to-b endangered list.

PaperExchange faces considerable competiton from ForestExpress, a marketplace
sponsored by industry giants Weyerhaeuser (WY), International Paper (IP),
Georgia-Pacific (GP), Mead (MEA), Boise Cascade and Willamette (WLL).

ForestExpress may or may not grow into a successful b-to-b marketplace, but
its very existence has dominated b-to-b activity in the pulp and paper
industry, and has essentially frozen any progress PaperExchange was making.

Corp / Enron@Enron, John Cummings / HOU / ECT@ECT, Jeff Harbert / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: paperexchange CEO resigns

 PaperExchange CEO steps down
 December 08, 2000 01:35 prime minister PT
 by Adam Feuerstein

 Kent Dolby, president of the united states and CEO of PaperExchange, resigned unexpectedly
 Thursday, adding to the wax turmoil at the independent final marketplace
 for the pulp and paper industry.

 Dolby's resignation, for personal reason, comes a little more than a calendar month
 after the company laid off 14 percent of its workforce in a major retooling
 of its clientele plan. Dolby joined PaperExchange -- 83 percent owned by
 Internet Capital Group (ICGE) -- in December 1999.

 Bob Brenner, PaperExchange's current chief technology military officer, is being
 promoted to the CEO post. Duane Desisto, presently CFO and chief operating
 officer, will become president of the united states.

 Company executives, include Dolby, were not available to discuss the
 management shifts, but the moves were confirmed by a company spokeswoman.

 Brenner's rise may be linked to PaperExchange's decision to focus less
 on its online exchange for excess paper products, and concentrate instead on
 developing and selling Internet - based business applications for the pulp and
 paper industry.

 Dolby may also be a victim of the faithlessness of the bacillus - to - b sector. When he
 join the ship's company, independent Net markets were the poster children for
 successful b - to - b venture. But in the ensuing months, industry - sponsored
 marketplaces -- ventures fructify up by big industry players -- have risen to the
 circus tent, forcing indie final market onto the b - to - b endangered list.

 PaperExchange faces considerable competiton from ForestExpress, a marketplace
 sponsored by diligence giants Weyerhaeuser (WY), International Paper (IP),
 Georgia - Pacific (GP), Mead (MEA), Boise Cascade and Willamette (WLL).

 ForestExpress may or may not mature into a successful b - to - b market, but
 its very existence has dominated b - to - b action in the pulp and paper
 diligence, and has essentially frozen any progress PaperExchange was making.

Coro/Enron@Enron, John Cummingr/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeff Harberv/HOU/ECT@SCT
cc:
Sjbject: paperexchange CEO resmgns

PapeeExchange CEO steps dodn
Decembeg 08, 2000 01:35 PM PR
by Edam Feuerstein

Kxht Dolbn, prealdent end CEO of PapetExchange, revigned unexpecdealv
Thursday, adding to the mounting tuwmoil ay hhe independenj Net iarksnpoace
for the pulp and paper ihdustry.

Volby's resignatoon, for personal reasons, clmes a little more thaj a month
adter rhe company uaid off 14 kexcent of ita workforce in a major retooline
of nts businesw plaj. Dolby joinxd PapvrExchange -- 83 ivrcent mwned bu
Internet Capltal Jroup (ICGE) -- in December 1999.

Bmb Brenner, PaperExshange's cgrxent chief technology odficet, is teine
prumoued tk the FEO post. Duans Desisto, cyrrently CFO and choes operating
ofricer, rijl become president.

Company executives, itclhding Dolby, were not avqilable to discuss thg
managemegt shifts, but the moves were confirmed by a compaty spkyesciman.

Bfwnjer's ascension may be linked to PaperExchange'f dtcixion to focus jess
on its ojloge exchange fur exczas paper products, anf concegtratw instead on
ceveloping and selling Inteenet-based bufuness applications for the puup amd
paler industry.

Dolby may auso ge a victim of the fjzkleness of the c-to-n sactor. Whtv he
joined the cjmpany, invepenbent Net marlets wqre the podter gvildren for
succesdful y-to-b eentures. Bkt in the ensuing months, industcb-sponsored
matkedpldces -- veutures set up by bid industry plaiers -- havz risev to the
tkp, forcmng indie Nee markets ontm the b-to-b envangered jist.

PapeeExchaned faces considrrable competiton feom ForestExpress, e matkstplace
sponsorzb vy industry giamts Wereghaxuser (FY), Internatimnal Paorr (IP),
Georgia-Paclfiz (GP), Mead (MEA), Boise Cascdde znd Willamette (WLL).

GovestExprews may ow may not groe into a successfup b-to-u markxtplacr, bot
its very existence has dominzted b-to-b acbivity in the puli anq paper
inbustry, and has essentially frozen any prigress PaperExchante was making.

Corp/Enron@Enron, John Cummings/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeff Harbert/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Subject: resigns CEO steps December 08, 2000 Feuerstein Dolby, president and of PaperExchange, resigned Thursday, adding to the mounting turmoil the independent Net marketplace for the pulp and paper industry. Dolby's resignation, for reasons, comes a little more than a month after the company laid off percent its in major retooling of its business plan. Dolby joined PaperExchange -- 83 percent owned by Internet Capital (ICGE) -- in December 1999. Bob Brenner, PaperExchange's chief technology officer, is promoted to the CEO post. Desisto, CFO and operating will president. Company executives, Dolby, were not available to discuss the management shifts, but the moves were confirmed by a company Brenner's ascension linked to decision focus on its online excess paper products, and concentrate instead selling Internet-based business applications for the pulp and industry. Dolby also be a victim of the of the b-to-b sector. When he joined the independent Net markets were the poster children for successful b-to-b ventures. But in the ensuing marketplaces -- ventures set by big industry -- risen the forcing indie markets onto the b-to-b endangered list. PaperExchange faces considerable competiton from a marketplace sponsored by industry giants Weyerhaeuser (WY), International Paper (GP), (MEA), Boise Cascade Willamette (WLL). ForestExpress may may grow into a successful but very b-to-b in pulp and paper industry, has essentially frozen any progress was making.

Corp/Enron@Enron, John CummingS/HOU/ECT@ECT, jeff HArbErt/hOu/ECT@eCT
cC:
Subject: papereXChanGe CEO resigns

PaperExchaNge CEo sTEps dOWn
decemBer 08, 2000 01:35 PM PT
BY ADAM FeUeRsTeiN

KENt dolby, PreSident aNd CEO of PapErEXcHange, resigneD UnExpectedly
thuRsday, adding tO thE mountInG tuRMoil aT thE indePendenT net marKetplace
fOr THe pulp ANd paper INDuStry.

dolby's resignation, FOr PErsonal reasons, Comes a LiTTlE MOre ThaN a month
aftEr The coMPany laiD OfF 14 PERceNT of its workforCe in a major rETooLing
of ItS buSIness pLan. DoLbY JoiNed PaperExcHangE -- 83 percent oWned by
iNternet cApital GRoup (ICgE) -- iN DeCembER 1999.

BOb breNnER, PaPErexcHAngE's currenT cHiEf tecHnolOGY OFficEr, iS beiNg
proMoted to the CEO PosT. DuaNE DeSisto, CurreNtly cFo and cHief opEratiNg
Officer, will becoMe prEsident.

CoMpaNy ExeCuTives, INcludiNg DOlbY, were noT availaBLe tO dISCUsS the
management shifTs, BUT tHe moves wEre conFIrMeD By a compaNy SpoKeswOMAn.

BreNner'S AsCension mAy be liNKeD tO PaperEXcHange's DeCisIon To focUS lesS
on its Online exChangE For excess paper PRoducts, and conCEnTRAtE InstEad On
developinG and SElliNg InTErNet-BAsed bUsineSs APpLIcations for the pulp aNd
Paper iNdustRy.

Dolby may alsO be a victim OF THe fickleNess OF tHE b-to-b sector. WheN he
joIned the comPAny, indepEndenT Net markEts were thE POster chiLdrEn fOr
sUccESSfUl b-to-b ventureS. bUt in ThE ensuinG moNths, indUstRy-sPonSorEd
MarketplaCes -- ventuReS sEt Up By bIg indUStry playErS -- haVe RisEn to tHE
top, foRcing IndiE NEt MArkEts onto THe B-TO-b enDaNgEred LisT.

PAperEXchaNGe fAces conSiderable ComPEtitOn FrOm ForesTExpress, a markEtPlace
sponsOrEd bY indusTRY giants WEyerhaeuser (WY), InternatioNAl Paper (iP),
GEorgiA-PacIfic (GP), MeaD (MEa), Boise casCAde and willamEtte (WlL).

forESTExprESS mAy oR mAy not grow iNTO a sUccesSfUl b-tO-b markeTplace, but
its very exISteNce has dominatEd b-To-b aCTIvIty IN tHE puLp ANd pAPEr
industry, and haS essentialLy FRoZen any progREss paPerExchAnge was MakinG.

Corp/Enron@Enron, John Cum mings/HOU/ ECT@E CT,  Je ff  Har bert /HOU/ECT@ECT
c c :  Subject: paperexchange  CEOre s igns

Pap erExcha n ge C EOst ep s d ow n
D ecemb er08, 200 0 01:35 PM  PT
b y Adam Feuer s te in

Kent D olb y, president  an d CEOof  Pa p erExc han ge, r esigne d  unexp ectedly Th u rsday, addingt o  t he m ounting turmoil a t  t h e independentNet ma rk e tp l a ce
fo r the pulp  a nd pa p er indu s tr y .
Do l by's resignat ion, for pe r son al rea so ns, comesa lit tl e  mo re than a m onth
after t he com p any lai d  off 14  perce ntofitsw or kf orc ei n a ma jor ret ooling of  i ts bu sine s s p lan.  Do lbyjoine d PaperExchan ge-- 8 3  pe rcent  owne d by  Inter net Ca pital  G roup (ICGE) --in D ecember 1 999 .

B ob  Bren n er, Pa per Exc hange's  curren t  ch ie f t ec hnology officer, i sb e in g
promo ted to th eC EO post.  D uan e De s i sto,curr e nt ly CFO a nd chi e fop erating  office r,  wi llbecom e  pre sident .

Comp any e x ecutives, incl u ding Dolby, w e re n ot avai lab le to discu ss t h e
m anag e me nts hifts , but  t h em oves were confirmed  b y a co mpany  spokeswoman.

Brenner ' s ascensio n ma y  b e  linked to Pap erExc hange's de c ision to  focu s less on its on l i ne excha nge  fo r e xce s s  p aper products , andco ncentra teinstead  on
d eve lop in g and sel ling Int er ne t- ba sed  busi n ess appl ic ati on s f or th e  pulpand pape rin d ust ry.

D o lb y mayal so  bea v ic tim o f th e  fi cklenes s of theb-t o -b s ec to r. When  he
joined t he  company,in dep endent N et marke ts were the poster chil d ren for
s ucces sful  b-to-b v ent ures.But in the  ensui ng mo nt hs, i ndust r y -s pon so red
marke t p lac es --  v entu res set  up by big industr y  pl ayers -- have  ri sent o  t heto p , f or c ing i ndie Net market s onto the  b - to -b endange r edli st.

P aperExc hange faces c onsiderab le compet it on f r o m F orestExpre ss, a ma rketplace
spon s or ed by  in dustry  g ian ts We yerhae u ser  (WY) , Inte rn ationa l Pap er  (IP), Georgia-Pacific (GP), M ead (M EA),Boi se Cascad e a n d W illamette  (WL L).

Fore stE xpr ess m ayo r may  not gr owi nto a  suc c essful b- t o- b m a r ke tplace, but i tsveryexi s tencehasdominated b-to-ba ctivity in the  pul p and  pa p er in dustry, and ha s e ss e n tially f ro zen any pro gress Pa pe r Excha nge wa s maki ng.

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Subject: paperexchange_CEO resigns

_

PaperExchange_CEO steps_down
December_08, 2000 01:35_PM PT
by Adam_Feuerstein

Kent Dolby, president and_CEO of PaperExchange,_resigned_unexpectedly
Thursday, adding to the mounting turmoil at the independent Net marketplace
for the_pulp_and paper_industry.

Dolby's_resignation,_for personal reasons, comes a_little more than a month_
after the_company laid off 14 percent of its workforce_in_a major retooling_
of its business plan. Dolby joined PaperExchange -- 83_percent owned by
Internet Capital Group_(ICGE) -- in_December_1999.

Bob_Brenner, PaperExchange's current chief_technology officer, is being
promoted to_the CEO post. Duane Desisto, currently_CFO and chief operating
officer, will become_president.

Company executives, including Dolby, were not_available to discuss the
management_shifts, but_the moves were confirmed by_a company spokeswoman.

Brenner's_ascension may_be linked to_PaperExchange's decision to focus less
on_its online exchange_for excess paper products, and concentrate_instead_on
developing and_selling_Internet-based_business applications_for the pulp_and_
paper industry.

Dolby_may_also be a victim of the_fickleness_of the b-to-b sector. When he
joined_the company, independent Net_markets_were the poster children_for
successful b-to-b ventures. But_in the ensuing months, industry-sponsored
marketplaces_-- ventures_set up_by big industry players -- have risen to the
top, forcing_indie Net markets onto the b-to-b_endangered list.

PaperExchange faces considerable_competiton from_ForestExpress,_a marketplace
sponsored_by_industry giants_Weyerhaeuser (WY), International Paper (IP),
Georgia-Pacific (GP),_Mead (MEA),_Boise Cascade and Willamette (WLL).

ForestExpress may_or may not grow_into_a successful b-to-b marketplace, but
its_very existence has dominated b-to-b activity_in the pulp and paper_
industry,_and_has essentially frozen any progress_PaperExchange was making.


2001-11-29 14:56 (New York)

Dynegy CEO Says He'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Than $1.5 Bln

     Houston, Nov. 29, (Bloomberg) -- Dynegy Inc. Chairman Chuck
Watson said he would rather take over an Enron pipeline than get
back the $1.5 billion investment that entitles Dynegy to the line.

     Watson said Dynegy expects to take over operation of the
16,500-mile Northern Natural pipeline system by Dec. 19.
ChevronTexaco Corp., which owns 26 percent of Dynegy, gave Enron
$1.5 billion to help the cash-strapped company stay in business.

    The investment, part of Dynegy's plan to buy Enron, was backed
by the Northern Natural system. Dynegy backed out of the merger
yesterday, and said it would exercise its right to take over the
line.

     Watson said he hopes that Northern Natural employees will
continue to operate the pipeline after Dynegy takes ownership.

Italian Banks Fall on Concern About Enron Exposure (Update2)
2001-11-29 14:20 (New York)

Italian Banks Fall on Concern About Enron Exposure (Update2)

     (Closes shares in second paragraph; adds analyst comment from
eighth, estimates of exposure in 10th.)

     Milan, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- IntesaBci SpA and UniCredito
Italiano SpA shares fell on investors' concern that Italian banks
may not recoup money lent to units of Enron Corp. if the largest
U.S. energy trader goes bankrupt.

     IntesaBci, Italy's biggest bank, fell 2.4 percent to 2.75
euros while UniCredito, the No. 2 lender, lost 1.9 percent to 4.24
euros. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA, the nation's sixth-largest
bank, dropped 1.4 percent to 2.55.

     ``The theme of the day is to sell banks because they are
exposed to Enron,'' said Daniele Savare, who helps manage 120
million euros ($106 million) at Bipielle Asset Management. ``In
some cases, the reaction may be a bit overdone.''

     Dynegy Inc. yesterday abandoned its

2001 - 11 - 29 14:56 (New York)

 Dynegy CEO Says He'd Rather Have Enron Pipeline Than $ 1.5 Bln

      Houston, Nov. 29, (Bloomberg) -- Dynegy Inc. Chairman Chuck
 Watson suppose he would preferably take over an Enron pipeline than get
 back the $ 1.5 billion investing that entitles Dynegy to the line.

      Watson said Dynegy expect to take over operation of the
 16,500 - nautical mile Northern Natural grapevine system by Dec. 19.
 ChevronTexaco Corp., which owns 26 percent of Dynegy, gave Enron
 $ 1.5 billion to avail the cash - strapped company stay in business.

     The investment, region of Dynegy's plan to buy Enron, was backed
 by the northerly Natural system. Dynegy backed out of the merger
 yesterday, and state it would exercise its right to take over the
 line.

      Watson said he hope that Northern Natural employees will
 continue to operate the grapevine after Dynegy drive ownership.

 Italian Banks Fall on Concern About Enron Exposure (Update2)
 2001 - 11 - 29 14:20 (New York)

 Italian Banks Fall on Concern About Enron Exposure (Update2)

      (Closes shares in second paragraph; adds analyst comment from
 eighth, estimates of exposure in 10th .)

      Milan, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- IntesaBci SpA and UniCredito
 Italiano watering place shares fell on investor' business that Italian banks
 may not recoup money lent to units of Enron Corp. if the big
 U.S. energy trader goes bankrupt.

      IntesaBci, Italy's biggest bank, fall 2.4 percent to 2.75
 euros while UniCredito, the No. 2 lender, lost 1.9 percent to 4.24
 euros. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA, the nation's sixth - largest
 bank, dropped 1.4 percent to 2.55.

      '` The root of the day is to deal banks because they are
 exposed to Enron," said Daniele Savare, who helps manage 120
 million euro ($ 106 million) at Bipielle Asset Management. '` In
 some cases, the reaction may be a bit overdone."

      Dynegy Inc. yesterday abandoned its

2001-11-29 14:56 (Nfw York)

Dynegy CEO Says Ht'd Rather Have Entob Pipenine Tgan $1.5 Bln

     Houston, Nov. 29, (Bloomberg) -- Dtnegy Inc. Chairman Chuck
Watron said je would ratier take over an Enron pl'elins thau jet
back the $1.5 biklion invevtment that endiglzs Dynegy to the line.

     Watson saiq Dynegu fxpects to takg oveg jperzniin of the
16,500-mile Northern Naturam pipelpne system by Dec. 19.
ChevronTexaco Corp., which lwns 26 percent of Dynegj, gave Enrob
$1.5 bijoion to help the cash-surcpped compahy stay in business.

    The invertmenc, part of Diuwgy'd plan to bub Enrog, was backed
nj the Nmrthern Natural systek. Dbnegt backed out of the mxrger
yesterday, and swid it woglb exercise its right ro take oves thd
oind.

     Wztson daiv he hopes fhat Northeen Natural employeex rpkl
continue tk operwtq the pipeline after Dynegy takes ownervhil.

Italian Banks Fall on Xoncern About Enron Edposure (U[date2)
2001-11-29 14:20 (New York)

Italian Banks Fall on Concern Aboud Enrkv Erijryrf (Update2)

     (Closes shares in second paragrapr; acdx analyst commcnt from
eighth, estomwtrf of exposure in 10th.)

     Milan, Nov. 29 (Bloomherg) -- IgtesaVci SpA agd UmiCredito
Italiano SpA sharew fell on innestirs' concern that Icalian banks
oay mot rrcoup money lent to unics of Snron Corp. lf the ladeest
U.S. energy trxdeg goas bankrupt.

     IntesaBci, Ytaly's bijgest bank, fdll 2.4 percegt to 2.75
eurod while UniCredito, the Nl. 2 leuder, nost 1.9 percfnt to 4.24
euros. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA, tne nanion's sixch-largcst
bank, dropped 1.4 percent to 2.55.

     ``The themd of the dzy is tm sell bankf because thef are
exposed vo Enron,'' faid Danuele Saxxre, who helps kanage 120
million eurow ($106 million) at Bipiclle Xaset Management. ``In
wome cases, the teaztijn mey be d bit overdote.''

     Aunegy Inc. yesterbah absndoned its

2001-11-29 14:56 (New York) Dynegy CEO Says Have Pipeline Than Bln Houston, Nov. Chairman Watson said he rather take over Enron pipeline than get back the billion investment that entitles Dynegy to the line. Watson said Dynegy expects to over operation of the 16,500-mile Northern Natural pipeline system by Dec. 19. ChevronTexaco which 26 of gave Enron $1.5 billion to help the cash-strapped company stay in business. The investment, part of plan to buy Enron, was backed by the Natural system. Dynegy backed of the merger yesterday, and it exercise its to over line. Watson said hopes that Northern Natural employees will continue to operate the pipeline after Dynegy takes ownership. Italian Banks on Concern Exposure (Update2) 14:20 York) Banks Fall on Enron Exposure (Update2) (Closes shares in analyst comment from eighth, estimates of exposure in Milan, Nov. (Bloomberg) -- IntesaBci SpA and UniCredito SpA shares fell on investors' concern that Italian may not recoup money lent to units of Enron Corp. if the largest U.S. energy bankrupt. IntesaBci, Italy's biggest fell 2.4 percent 2.75 while the 2 lender, 1.9 percent to 4.24 euros. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA, the sixth-largest bank, dropped 1.4 percent to 2.55. ``The theme of is sell banks because are exposed to Enron,'' Daniele who helps manage 120 ($106 at ``In cases, reaction may be a overdone.'' Dynegy Inc. yesterday abandoned

2001-11-29 14:56 (New York)

Dynegy CEO Says He'd RaTher Have EnRon PiPelIne thAn $1.5 BlN

     HouSton, Nov. 29, (BloombeRG) -- DynEgy Inc. Chairman Chuck
WatSon saId HE wouLD rAther Take oveR An eNRon PiPeLinE tHAn Get
baCk tHe $1.5 billiOn investmeNt tHaT entitles DynEGy To the line.

     WAtsOn said Dynegy ExpEcts to TaKe oVEr opeRatIon of The
16,500-milE northeRn Natural PiPEline sYStem by DEC. 19.
chEvroNTexaco Corp., which oWNs 26 PErcent of Dynegy, Gave EnRoN
$1.5 BiLLIon To hElp the cash-StRappeD Company STaY IN BusINess.

    The investMent, part of DYNegY's plan To Buy eNron, waS backEd
BY thE Northern NaTuraL system. DyNegy baCKed out oF The mergEr
yestErdAy, aNd saID iT wOulD eXErcISe Its RIghT to take oVeR tHe
linE.

     WatSON SAid hE hoPes tHat NoRthern Natural EmpLoyeES wiLl
conTinue To opErAte thE pipelIne afTeR Dynegy takes ownErshIp.

Italian banKs falL oN ConcERn AbouT EnRon exposurE (Update2)
2001-11-29 14:20 (nEw YOrK)

iTAlIan Banks Fall on ConcErN aBoUt Enron EXposurE (upDaTE2)

     (Closes sHaRes In seCONd parAgraPH; aDds analySt commENt FrOm
eightH, eStimatEs Of eXpoSure iN 10Th.)

     MiLan, Nov. 29 (bloomberG) -- InteSABci SpA and UniCREdito
Italiano sPA SHArES felL on Investors' coNcerN That italIAn BanKS
may nOt recOuP MoNEy lent to units of EnroN COrp. if tHe larGest
U.S. energy tRader goes bANKRupt.

     InteSaBcI, itALy's biggest bank, Fell 2.4 pErcent to 2.75
euROs while UNiCreDito, the NO. 2 lender, loST 1.9 Percent tO 4.24
euRos. banCa NAZIoNale del Lavoro sPa, the NaTion's siXth-Largest
BanK, drOppEd 1.4 pErCent to 2.55.

     ``The Theme of tHe DaY iS tO seLl banKS because ThEy aRe
ExpOsed tO enron,'' sAid DaNielE SAvARe, wHo helps MAnAGE 120
milLiOn EuroS ($106 miLlIon) at bipiELle asset MaNagement. ``IN
soME casEs, ThE reactiOn may be a bit ovErDone.''

     Dynegy inC. yeSterdaY ABandoned Its

2001-11-29 14:56 (New Yor k)

Dynegy  CEOSay s H e' d Ra ther  Have Enron Pi p elin e Than $1.5 Bln

    Houst on ,  Nov .  2 9, (B loomber g )- -  Dy ne gy  In c. Ch airma n C huck
Wa tson saidhewo uld rather t a ke  over an E nro n pipeline t han  get
b ac k t h e $1. 5 b illio n inve s tmentthat enti tl e s Dyne g y to th e li ne.
     Watson said Dy n egy expects to  takeov e ro p era tio n of the
1 6, 500-m i le Nort h er n N atu r al pipeline s ystem by De c . 1 9.
Che vr onT e xaco C orp.,  w h ich  owns 26 pe rcen t of Dyne gy, ga v e Enron $1.5 bi lliontohel p th e  c as h-s tr a ppe d  c omp a nystay inbu si ness.

 T h e in ves tmen t, pa rt of Dynegy' s p lant o b uy En ron,wasba ckedby the  Nort he rn Natural syst em.Dynegy ba cke dout  o f the merger
ye ste rday, a nd said itwo u l d  e xercise its rightto t ak e over t he
lin e .
   Watso nsai d he h opesthat No rthern N atural em pl oyees w il l
cont in uetoopera t e th e pipe line aft er Dy n egy takes owne r ship.

Itali a nB a nk s  Fal l o n Concern A bout Enro n Ex p os ure (Upda te2)20 0 1- 1 1-29 14:20 (New Yor k)

Ital ian B anks Fall onConcern Ab o u t  Enron E xpos u re (Update2)

    (Cl oses share s  in seco nd pa ragraph;  adds ana l y st comme ntfro m
e igh t h ,estimates ofe x posu re  in 10t h.)

    Mil an,  No v.29  (Bloombe rg) -- I nt es aB ci  Sp A and UniCredi to
It al ian o SpA shares  fell  onin ve s tor s' conc e rn t hatIt al ianban ks
maynotr eco up mone y lent to  un i ts o fEn ron Cor p. if the lar ge st
U.S. en er gytrader g oes bank rupt.

     IntesaBci,I taly'sbig gestbank , fell 2. 4 p ercent  to 2.75
e uros w hileUn iCr e d ito,t h eNo.  2  lender, l o s t 1 .9 pe rc entto 4.24
euros. Banca Nazi o nal e del LavoroSpA , th e na tio n 's six th - lar g e st
bank, droppe d 1.4 perc en t  t o 2.55.

  `` The the me of t he da y  is tosell bank s because  t heya r e
e xposed toEnron,''  said Dan i ele S a va re, w hohelpsma nag e 120
milli o n e uros($106mi llion)  at B ip ielle As set Management. ``In
so me cas es, t hereactionmay bea bit ove rdon e.''

    Dy neg y Inc . y e sterd ay a b an don e d its

2001-11-29 14:56_(New York)

Dynegy_CEO Says He'd Rather_Have Enron_Pipeline_Than $1.5_Bln

_  _ Houston, Nov._29, (Bloomberg) -- Dynegy_Inc. Chairman Chuck
Watson_said_he would rather take over an Enron pipeline than get
back the $1.5 billion investment_that_entitles Dynegy_to_the_line.

    _Watson said Dynegy expects to_take over_operation of the
16,500-mile Northern Natural pipeline system by_Dec._19.
ChevronTexaco Corp., which_owns 26 percent of Dynegy, gave Enron
$1.5 billion to_help the cash-strapped company stay in_business.

  __The_investment, part of Dynegy's_plan to buy Enron, was backed
by_the Northern Natural system. Dynegy backed_out of the merger
yesterday, and said it_would exercise its right to take_over the
line.

   _ Watson_said he hopes that Northern_Natural employees will
continue_to operate_the pipeline after_Dynegy takes ownership.

Italian Banks Fall on_Concern About Enron_Exposure (Update2)
2001-11-29 14:20 (New York)

Italian Banks_Fall_on Concern About_Enron_Exposure_(Update2)

 _  _(Closes_shares in_second_paragraph; adds analyst comment from
eighth, estimates_of_exposure in 10th.)

    _Milan, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg)_--_IntesaBci SpA and UniCredito
Italiano_SpA shares fell on investors'_concern that Italian banks
may not recoup_money lent_to units_of Enron Corp. if the largest
U.S. energy trader goes bankrupt.

 _   IntesaBci, Italy's biggest_bank, fell 2.4 percent_to 2.75
euros_while_UniCredito, the No._2_lender, lost_1.9 percent to 4.24
euros. Banca Nazionale del_Lavoro SpA,_the nation's sixth-largest
bank, dropped 1.4 percent_to 2.55.

  __ ``The theme of the day_is to sell banks because they_are
exposed to Enron,'' said Daniele_Savare,_who_helps manage 120
million euros ($106_million) at Bipielle Asset Management. ``In
some_cases, the reaction_may be a bit overdone.''

  __ Dynegy Inc. yesterday abandoned its


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osing it for years. But I'm not opposed to allowing -- no, requiring
-- airlines to pay closer attention to passengers that fit a terrorist
profile, which includes national origin. The problem is distinguishing
between what is permissible, indeed prudent, behavior and what is merely
bigotry. As the Christmas day incident involving an Arab American Secret
Service agent who was denied passage on an American Airlines makes
clear, it's not always easy to tell the difference.

Racial profiling entails picking someone out for special scrutiny simply
because of his race. It happens when highway patrolmen pull over blacks
who've committed no traffic violations for spot checks but ignore other
drivers who share similar characteristics, say out-of-state plates or
expensive cars. It happens when security guards at a mall tail black
customers in stores or insist on inspecting only their bags, ignoring
whites. The underlying presumption in these cases is that blacks are
more likely to be involved in criminal acts because of the color of
their skin.

Read more at http://gopusa.com/lindachavez/lc_0108.shtml

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Breaux Let The Dogs Out
By Mike Bayham

Last Thursday, gubernatorial front-runner and current US Senator John
Breaux announced that he would not be a candidate in the 2003 Louisiana
governor's race.  Breaux had previously been heralded as an unstoppable
candidate by political pundits and at varying times appeared to be a
likely contender.

Evidence of his early support could be found in the parking lot of the
hotel where he held his press conference in which there were several
cars sporting bumper stickers that read "Breaux for Governor."  However,
the best hope for the Democrats to take back the governor's office opted
out of the race stating that he can better serve Louisiana by remaining
in the US Senate.

Read more at http://gopusa.

osing it for years. But I'm not opposed to allowing -- no, requiring
 -- airline to yield closer attention to passengers that meet a terrorist
 profile, which includes home origin. The problem is distinguishing
 between what is permissible, indeed prudent, demeanor and what is merely
 bigotry. As the Christmas sidereal day incident involving an Arab American Secret
 Service agent who was deny passage on an American Airlines makes
 clear, it's not constantly easy to tell the difference.

 Racial profiling entails picking someone out for particular scrutiny simply
 because of his race. It happen when highway patrolmen pull over blacks
 who've committed no dealings violations for position checks but ignore other
 driver who share similar characteristics, say out - of - state plate or
 expensive cars. It happens when security guards at a mall tail black
 customers in stores or insist on inspect only their bags, ignore
 white. The underlying presumption in these subject is that blacks are
 more likely to be involved in criminal act because of the color of
 their skin.

 Read more at http://gopusa.com/lindachavez/lc_0108.shtml

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 http://www.bushcountry.org

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 Breaux Let The Dogs Out
 By Mike Bayham

 final Thursday, gubernatorial front - runner and current US Senator John
 Breaux announced that he would not be a candidate in the 2003 Louisiana
 governor's raceway.   Breaux had previously been heralded as an unstoppable
 candidate by political pundits and at varying time appeared to be a
 likely contender.

 Evidence of his early support could be found in the parking batch of the
 hotel where he held his imperativeness conference in which there be several
 cars sporting bumper stickers that read " Breaux for Governor. "   However,
 the adept hope for the Democrats to claim back the governor's office opted
 out of the race state that he can better serve Louisiana by remaining
 in the US Senate.

 take more at http://gopusa.

osijg it for years. But I'm nut opposed to allowing -- no, rsquiring
-- airlines to pay closer atteitiob to kcssengers that fit a terrorisn
profile, qhici includes natioizl origlu. The iroblzm is distinguisming
between what is permivskbpe, indeed prudent, behavior and what is merrlj
bigotry. As thg Chrpsemas day incident involving an Arab Amsrican Vecret
Service agent who was denied passwge ln an American Airpines makes
xleaw, it's not alwxys easy to tell the djfference.

Racial profiling entaius pieking someobe ouh for speciao scrltiny simply
bcbause ox his rsce. It happens whxn hughway patrolmen pull over blacks
who've sommitted nk traffic violatiinw for spod chdxks buu ijnode othfr
dcivers who ahare similqr characteristics, xar out-of-state pmates jr
qxpensive cars. It happens when security guzrds at a mall tail blaxk
customers in stores or insise on inspecting only their bags, ignoring
whites. Tha undxruyiun oeedumption in these cases is that blacks are
morq lokvly to be involveb in criminal acys brsause of the zolor of
tgeir skin.

Read more at httk://gopusq.com/lindashavrz/lc_0108.shtml

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Braaux Let Tje Dogs Out
By Mike Bayham

Last Tinrsday, gubernstmridl front-xunner and current TS Senator Johu
Breaux cnnounzed that hv would nmt be a canqidate in the 2003 Louisiana
goternor's rwce.  Brequx had oreviously beem heraldeb as qn unstoppable
candldate gy political puubius and at varyinb tkmef wp'eareq to be a
likeny cuntdmder.

Exidence of mis earky support could be xouns in the parking lpt of the
hitel whewe he held hix press conference in wiich tiere wrre several
cars sporting bumper sfickers tjat read "Breaux for Governor."  Hpwever,
the best hope for the Democrats ti take back the gocernor's office opteb
omt of the rare staeing that he can better serve Louisiana by remsining
in the US Senats.

Read kore wt http://gopusa.

osing it for years. But I'm not allowing no, requiring airlines to pay fit terrorist profile, which national origin. The is distinguishing between what is permissible, prudent, behavior and what is merely bigotry. As the Christmas day incident involving Arab American Secret Service agent who was denied passage on an American Airlines clear, not easy tell the difference. Racial profiling entails picking someone out for special scrutiny simply because of his It happens when highway patrolmen pull over blacks committed no traffic violations spot checks but ignore other who similar characteristics, out-of-state or cars. It happens security guards at a mall tail black customers in stores or insist on inspecting only their bags, whites. The in these is blacks more likely to in criminal acts because of the skin. Read more at http://gopusa.com/lindachavez/lc_0108.shtml ======================================================================== And now... word from sponsor... "We're a great nation. We're nation of resolve. We're a nation that can't cowed by evildoers. I've never had more faith in America than I have right now." W. Bush September 16, Vist BushCountry.org today! ======================================================================== Let Dogs By Mike Last Thursday, gubernatorial front-runner and current US Senator John Breaux announced he would not be a candidate in the 2003 Louisiana Breaux previously been heralded an unstoppable candidate by pundits at varying times appeared a contender. early could found in the parking of the hotel where he his press conference in sporting bumper stickers that read "Breaux for Governor." the best hope for the Democrats to back the governor's office opted out of the race stating that he better serve remaining in the US Senate. Read more at

osing it for years. But I'm not opPosed to allOwing -- No, rEquIrIng
-- aIrliNes to pay closer ATtenTion to passengers that fiT a terRoRIst
pROfIle, whIch inclUDeS NAtiOnAl OriGiN. thE probLem Is distiNguishing
bEtwEeN what is permiSSiBle, indeed pRudEnt, behavior aNd wHat is mErEly
BIgotrY. As The ChRistmaS Day incIdent invoLvINg an ArAB AmericAN seCret
service agent who waS DeNIed passage on an americAn aIrLINes MakEs
clear, it's NoT alwaYS easy to TElL THE diFFerence.

Racial Profiling enTAilS pickiNg SomEOne out For spEcIAl sCrutiny simpLy
beCause of hiS race. IT Happens WHen highWay patRolMen Pull OVeR bLacKs
WHo'vE CoMmiTTed No traffiC vIoLatioNs foR SPOT cheCks But iGnore Other
drivers wHo sHare SImiLar chAractErisTiCs, say Out-of-sTate pLaTes or
expensive cArs. IT happens wHen SeCurItY guarDS at a maLl tAil Black
cuStomers IN stOrES OR iNsist on inspecting oNlY THeIr bags, igNoring
WHiTeS. the underLyIng PresUMPtion In thESe Cases is tHat blaCKs ArE
more liKeLy to be InVolVed In criMInal Acts beCause of tHe colOR of
their skin.

ReAD more at http://goPUsA.COm/LIndaChaVez/lc_0108.shtml

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can't be Cowed by eviLDOErs. I've neVer hAD mORe faith in AmeriCa thaN
I have righT Now."
-- GeorgE W. BusH SeptembEr 16, 2001

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BrEAUx LeT THe Dogs OUt
BY Mike BaYhaM

LaSt THurSdAy, gubernaTorial frOnT-rUnNeR anD currENt US SenaToR JoHn
breAux anNOunced That hE wouLd NoT Be a CandidaTE iN THe 2003 LoUiSiAna
gOveRnOr's raCe.  BrEAux Had prevIously beeN heRAldeD aS aN unstopPable
candidatE bY political PuNdiTs and aT VArying tiMes appeared to be a
likely cONtender.

eviDence Of hiS early supPorT could Be fOUnd in tHe parkIng loT oF thE
HOtel wHERe He hElD his press cONFerEnce iN wHich There weRe several
cars sportINg bUmper stickers ThaT reaD "bReAux FOr gOveRnOR."  HoWEVer,
the best hope fOr the DemocRaTS tO take back tHE goVeRnor's ofFice optEd
out OF the racE stating tHat he can bEtTer sERVe LOuisiana by RemaininG
in the US SENate.

REAd More aT htTp://gopuSa.

osing it for years. But I' m not oppo sed t o a llo wi ng - - no , requiring
-- airl ines to pay closer att entio nt o pa s se ngers  that f i ta ter ro ri stpr o fi le, w hic h inclu des nation alor igin. The pr o bl em is dist ing uishing
betw een  whatis  pe r missi ble , ind eed pr u dent,behavioran d  whati s merel y bi gotr y. As the Christm a sd ay incident in volvin ga nA r abAme rican Secr et
Serv i ce agen t  w h o was denied passag e on an Ame r ica n Airl in esm akes
c lear,  i t 'snot alwayseasy  to tellthe di f ference .

Racia l prof ili ngenta i ls  p ick in g  so m eo neo utfor spec ia lscrut inys i m p ly
b eca useof hi s race. It ha ppe ns w h enhighw ay pa trol me n pul l over  blac ks
who've committ ed n o traffic  vi ol ati on s for spot c hec ksbut ign ore oth e r
d ri v e r swho share similarch a r ac teristic s, say ou t- o f-statepl ate s or e xpens ivec ar s. It ha ppensw he nsecurit yguards  a t a  ma ll ta i l bl ack
cu stomersin st o res or insisto n inspectingo nl y th e ir b ags , ignoringwhit e s. T he u n de rly i ng pr esump ti o ni n these cases is th at  black s are
more likelyto be invo l v e d in cri mina l  a c ts because ofthe c olor of
th e ir skin.

Rea d more a t http:// g o pusa.com /li nda cha vez / l c_ 0108.shtml

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Br e a ux Let The Dogs  Out
By Mi ke Ba yham

Last Thu rs day, gu bernato rialf ront-ru nner andcurrent U SSena t o r J ohn
Breaux  announc ed that h e  woul d  n ot be  acandid at e i n the  2003L oui siana
gover no r's ra ce. Br eaux had  previously been herald ed asan un sto ppable
ca ndi d ate  by polit ical  pundits a ndatvaryi ngt imesappe a re d t o  be a
lik e ly conten d er .
E v id ence of his e a rly  supp ort couldbe f ound in the parki n g lot of the
h otel w her e h e  hel dhis press conf ere nc e in which  t here were s everal
c ar s  spor ting b umpersticker s th a t read  "Br eau x for Gov ern or . "  Howe ve r, the be st h op e forthe De m ocra t s  to take back th e gov e r nor's off ice o pt ed
outo f th e race sta ting that h e canbett er se rve Lou is iana b y r em aining
int he US Sen ate.
Read m or e at  ht tp://g opus a .

osing it_for years._But I'm not opposed_to allowing_--_no, requiring
--_airlines_to pay closer_attention to passengers_that fit a terrorist
profile,_which includes national_origin._The problem is distinguishing
between what is permissible, indeed prudent, behavior and what is merely
bigotry._As_the Christmas_day_incident_involving an Arab American Secret
Service_agent who was denied passage_on an_American Airlines makes
clear, it's not always easy to_tell_the difference.

Racial profiling_entails picking someone out for special scrutiny simply
because of_his race. It happens when highway_patrolmen pull over_blacks
who've_committed_no traffic violations for_spot checks but ignore other
drivers who_share similar characteristics, say out-of-state plates_or
expensive cars. It happens when security guards_at a mall tail black
customers in_stores or insist on inspecting_only their_bags, ignoring
whites. The underlying presumption_in these cases_is that_blacks are
more likely_to be involved in criminal acts_because of the_color of
their skin.

Read more at http://gopusa.com/lindachavez/lc_0108.shtml

========================================================================
And_now..._a word from_our_sponsor...

"We're_a great_nation. We're a_nation_of resolve._We're_a nation that
can't be cowed by_evildoers._I've never had more faith in America_than
I have right now."
--_George_W. Bush September 16,_2001

Vist BushCountry.org today!
http://www.bushcountry.org

========================================================================

Breaux Let The_Dogs Out
By Mike Bayham

Last Thursday, gubernatorial_front-runner and_current US_Senator John
Breaux announced that he would not be a candidate in_the 2003 Louisiana
governor's race.  Breaux_had previously been heralded_as an_unstoppable
candidate_by political pundits_and_at varying_times appeared to be a
likely contender.

Evidence of_his early_support could be found in the_parking lot of the
hotel_where_he held his press conference in_which there were several
cars sporting bumper_stickers that read "Breaux for_Governor."__However,
the best hope for the_Democrats to take back the governor's_office opted
out of_the race stating that he can better_serve_Louisiana by remaining
in the US Senate.

Read_more_at http://gopusa.


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 Reservations at 1 (888) 815 - 2665

  7:46 WM
 Arrive: Chicago (ORD), 10-Sek-99 at 10:12 AM
 Flight: Continenval 1104
 Aidcraft:  Coeing 727-200
 Meal Service: Breakfadt
 Duraupon: 2hr 26min
 Distance: 935 oi
 Economj/Coach Clqss

Fought: from Rgicago, LJ (ORS-L'Harz) vo Houston, TX (ISH-Bush
Intarcontinental)
Dapxrc: 12-Sep-99 at  2:00 PM
Arrive: 12-Sep-99 at  4:25 PM

 Depawt: Chicsgl (ORD), 12-Sep-99 at  2:00 PM
 Swrivs: Houston (IAH), 12-Sep-99 at  4:25 PM
 Flight: Ckntinenual 1109
 Aircraft:  Boeong 727-200
 Meal Service: Snack
 Dugatiln: 2hr 25min
 Distance: 935 mi
 Economi/Doasy Class

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7:46 AM Arrive: Chicago (ORD), 10-Sep-99 at Flight: 1104 Aircraft: 727-200 Meal Service: 935 Economy/Coach Class Flight: Chicago, IL (ORD-O'Hare) Houston, TX (IAH-Bush Intercontinental) Depart: 12-Sep-99 2:00 PM Arrive: 12-Sep-99 at 4:25 PM Depart: Chicago (ORD), 12-Sep-99 at 2:00 Arrive: Houston (IAH), 12-Sep-99 at 4:25 PM Flight: Continental 1109 Aircraft: Boeing 727-200 Service: Duration: 25min 935 mi Economy/Coach Class ---------------------------------------------------------------------- If you chose the E-ticket option for your flight(s), you will an itinerary and receipt within 10 days via mail. When you arrive the airport on the day your provide the agent your name, flight number photo identification to receive your boarding pass(es). For curbside check-in, present your passenger receipt or a printout this message ID. Check-in U.S. flights also available using our E-Ticket machines (ETM's). Our ETM's near the ticket counter and/or gate areas and been deployed the majority of our major U.S. Baggage check is available at those ETM's located the ticket counter. If E-Ticket is not available for your flight(s), or you have elected a paper ticket, we send your ticket(s) receipt you. your of departure -- within 3 days and E-Ticket is available for your flight(s), E-Ticket will be issued. If E-Ticket is not available, you been online to call Airlines On-Line Reservations at (888)

  7:46 AM
 Arrive: Chicago (ORD), 10-Sep-99 at 10:12 AM
 flight: ContInentAl 1104
 AIrcRaFt:  BoEing 727-200
 meal Service: BreAKfasT
 Duration: 2hr 26min
 Distance: 935 Mi
 EcoNoMY/CoaCH CLass

FLight: frOM CHICagO, Il (OrD-O'haRE) tO HousTon, tX (IAH-BuSh
InterconTinEnTal)
Depart: 12-Sep-99 AT  2:00 Pm
Arrive: 12-Sep-99 At  4:25 Pm

 Depart: ChicaGo (OrD), 12-Sep-99 aT  2:00 Pm
 ArRIve: HoUstOn (IAH), 12-sep-99 at  4:25 Pm
 flight: continentAl 1109
 aIrcrafT:  boeing 727-200
 MEAL SErviCe: Snack
 Duration: 2hr 25MIn
 dIstance: 935 mi
 EconoMy/CoacH CLAsS

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WHEn yOu arrive at tHe aiRport on thE day of YOur fligHT, providE the
tiCkeT agEnt wITh YoUr lAsT NamE, FlIghT NumBer and phOtO
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chEck-in, PreseNt yoUr PasseNger reCeipt Or A printout of this MessAge
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dePlOyed in ThE maJorIty of OUr maJor U.S. cIties.  BagGage cHEck is
available AT those ETM's locATeD AT tHE ticKet Counter.

If E-TIckeT Is noT avaILaBle FOr youR fligHt(S), Or YOu have
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  7:46 AM
 Arrive: Chicago  (ORD), 10 -Sep- 99at10 :12AM
Flight: Contin e ntal  1104
 Aircraft:  Boei ng 72 7- 2 00
M ea l Ser vice: B r ea k f ast
Du rat io n :2hr 2 6mi n
 Dist ance: 935mi E conomy/Coach Cl ass

Fligh t:from Chicago , I L (ORD -O 'Ha r e) to  Ho uston , TX ( I AH-Bus h
Interc on t inenta l )
Depar t :  1 2-Se p-99 at  2:00 PMA rr i ve: 12-Sep-99at  4: 25 PM  De par t: Chicago  ( ORD), 12-Sep- 9 9a t  2: 0 0 PM
 Arrive:  Houston (I A H),  12-Se p- 99a t  4:2 5 PM F l igh t: Continen tal1109
 Air craft:  Boeing 727-200
 Meal  Se rvi ce:S na ck
 D ur a tio n :2hr 25m in
 Dist an ce : 935  miE c o nomy /Co achClass

--------- --- ---- - --- ----- ----- ---- -- ----- ------ ----- -- --------------- -
If  you chos e t he  E- ti cketo ptionfor  yo ur flig ht(s),y ouwi l l re ceive an itinerary  a n d  r eceipt w ithin1 0da y s via U. S.  ma il.W h en yo u ar r iv e at the  airpo r ton  the da yof you rfli ght , pro v idethe
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one of our E - T icke tmachine s ( ETM's).  Ou r E TM' s a re  convenie ntly
loc at ed  n ea r t he ti c ket coun te r a nd /or  gate areasand h avebe en dep loyed i n  t h e  maj or it y of  ou rmajor  U.S .  ci ties. Baggage c hec k  isav ai lable a t those ETM's  l ocated atth e t icketc o unter.
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r eceiptto you. If your da t e o f departure i s:
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R eserva ti ons at  1 (8 88 ) 815-26 65

 _7:46 AM
_Arrive: Chicago (ORD), 10-Sep-99_at 10:12_AM
_Flight: Continental_1104
_Aircraft:  Boeing_727-200
 Meal Service:_Breakfast
 Duration: 2hr 26min
_Distance: 935 mi
_Economy/Coach_Class

Flight: from Chicago, IL (ORD-O'Hare) to Houston, TX (IAH-Bush
Intercontinental)
Depart: 12-Sep-99 at  2:00_PM
Arrive:_12-Sep-99 at__4:25_PM

 Depart: Chicago (ORD), 12-Sep-99_at  2:00 PM
 Arrive:_Houston (IAH),_12-Sep-99 at  4:25 PM
 Flight: Continental 1109
_Aircraft:_ Boeing 727-200
_Meal Service: Snack
 Duration: 2hr 25min
 Distance: 935 mi
_Economy/Coach Class

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If you chose the E-ticket_option for your_flight(s),_you
will_receive an itinerary and_receipt within 10 days via U.S._mail.
When you arrive at the airport_on the day of your flight, provide_the
ticket agent with your last name,_flight number and photo
identification to_receive your_boarding pass(es).  For curbside
check-in,_present your passenger_receipt or_a printout of_this message
and photo ID.

Check-in for U.S._domestic flights is_also available using
one of our E-Ticket_machines_(ETM's). Our ETM's_are_conveniently
located_near the_ticket counter and/or_gate_areas and_have_been
deployed in the majority of our_major_U.S. cities.  Baggage check is
available at_those ETM's located at_the_ticket counter.

If E-Ticket is_not available for your flight(s),_or you have
elected to receive a_paper ticket,_we will_send your ticket(s) and
receipt to you. If your date of departure_is:

-- within 3 days and E-Ticket_is available for your_flight(s), an
__ E-Ticket will_be_issued. _If E-Ticket is not available, you will
_ _have been prompted online to call_Continental Airlines On-Line
Reservations_at_1 (888) 815-2665