 analysis in its Micro-Hedge Portfolio Risk product. That
platform, however, targets the needs of active market-makers, rather than
hedge fund derivatives users.
The fact that these virtual portfolio hypothetical analysis tools are now
available is beginning to make it easier for hedge funds to start up,
according to Imagine's Cannon. With the right risk analysis tools, a hedge
fund could be up and running in a week, instead of hiring an entire IT
staff, he said.

Certainly, the growth of hedge fund start-ups continues at rapid pace. Hedge
funds are expected to expand with a compound annual growth of 27%, according
to a study by Freeman & Co.

New U.K. Financial Regulator Draws Fire From Institutions
The Wall Street Journal - May 30, 2001
By Silvia Ascarelli

LONDON -- Will too much bureaucracy cause a logjam in the City?  A think
tank warned of growing discontent among major financial institutions with
the Financial Services Authority, which this year will take over the duties
of all of the financial regulatory agencies in the United Kingdom, and said
the FSA's style eventually could undermine the international competitiveness
of the City, as London's financial district is known.

The FSA is seen as "bureaucratic, intrusive and insensitive," and its
regulatory style risks becoming a rules-based system for the benefit of
lawyers and compliance officials, according to the Centre for the Study of
Financial Innovation, in London.

The conclusions, which are based on interviews with officials at about 70
financial institutions, including foreign banks with large operations in the
U.K., come as the FSA nears a still-unnamed date when it will officially
replace 10 regulators and 14 different rule books. During the past four
years, the FSA has been a virtual regulator that contracted some of its
duties to the agencies that it will replace.

The FSA said the think tank -- which admits it began with negative
preconceptions -- ended up with some positive conclusions. For instance, the
study found little evidence, despite many complaints, that the FSA's
approach has cost the London's financial center any business. Rather, it
found that the FSA is seen as more sophisticated than other European
regulators and that new banks and companies are setting up shop in the U.

analysis in its Micro - Hedge Portfolio Risk product. That
 platform, however, target the motivation of active market - makers, preferably than
 hedge investment company derivatives users.
 The fact that these virtual portfolio hypothetical psychoanalysis tools are now
 available is beginning to stool it easier for hedge funds to begin up,
 according to Imagine's Cannon. With the right risk psychoanalysis tools, a hedge
 fund could be up and function in a workweek, rather of hiring an entire IT
 staff, he allege.

 Certainly, the growth of hedge store start - ups continue at rapid pace. Hedge
 funds are expected to expand with a compound annual increase of 27% , according
 to a study by Freeman & Co.

 New U.K. Financial Regulator Draws Fire From Institutions
 The Wall Street Journal - May 30, 2001
 By Silvia Ascarelli

 LONDON -- Will too much bureaucracy cause a logjam in the City?   A think
 tank warned of growing discontent among major financial institutions with
 the Financial Services Authority, which this year will take over the duties
 of all of the financial regulatory agencies in the United Kingdom, and said
 the FSA's manner eventually could undermine the external competitiveness
 of the City, as London's fiscal district is known.

 The FSA is seen as " bureaucratic, intrusive and insensitive, " and its
 regulatory style risk becoming a rules - based system for the benefit of
 lawyer and compliance officials, according to the Centre for the Study of
 Financial Innovation, in London.

 The conclusions, which are based on interviews with officials at about 70
 financial institutions, including foreign bank with bombastic operations in the
 U.K., come as the FSA nears a still - unnamed date when it will formally
 replace 10 regulators and 14 different rule books. During the past four
 years, the FSA has been a virtual regulator that contracted some of its
 duties to the representation that it will replace.

 The FSA say the think tank -- which admit it began with damaging
 preconceptions -- end up with some positive conclusion. For instance, the
 study found little evidence, despite many complaints, that the FSA's
 access has cost the London's financial kernel any business. Rather, it
 found that the FSA is seen as more sophisticated than early European
 regulators and that new bank and companies are setting up shop in the U.

 anwlysis in its Micro-Hedge Portfolio Risk producv. That
pmatform, fowever, targets the needs of axtive market-makers, rather tfan
hedge vund deruvatmves users.
The farf that bkese blrtuan portfolio hyppthetical dnalysis tools afe now
available is beginning to make yt easirr for hedge funqs tp stadn mp,
according to Imagine's Cannon. Wjth the right risk amalysis tools, a hedge
fund foulf be up and runninh in a week, insewad of hirine an entirt NT
staff, he aaid.

Certainly, the growth of hedee fuud start-ups cintltues at rapmd pacv. Hedge
funds are expewted to expand with a cokpoynd annual growth of 27%, according
to a stuqy by Freamcn & Co.

New U.K. Financiao Eeguldtor Dradw Fkre Fcom Instihutmons
The Walm Street Joyrnal - May 30, 2001
By Silvoa Qscarelli

LONDKN -- Wijl too much bureaucracy cause a logjam in ths City?  A think
tank warbed of growing disconjent among major financial institutions with
the Financial Sarvicxs Auuhirity, qhlch this year will take over the duties
of all kf tme financial regmlatory agencies im hhr United Kingdum, and sajd
the FSA's style egentualjy coyld underiine the international competituveness
of thv Ciry, as London's finaucial distriet is lnown.

Yhe FSA is seen as "burecucratjc, intrusivf and inssvsitive," and its
rdgukadory style risks becoming w rules-bawed xystem wor jhe benqfit of
lawjers and compliance offifials, awcording tl the Centre for the Study of
Fiiencial Innovajiot, it London.

Che cokclusions, which are based on nnterviecs witf officiala at abmut 70
financiwl institutiotd, including horeign bwnks wity large uperations in yhe
U.K., comv cs the FSQ nears a still-unnemed sate when it wiol ifficially
replave 10 redupavors wtd 14 differend ruue cpoks. Auring uke iasg foir
years, the FSA has teen a virtual regulatpr that cobtracted some of its
dities to the agencles tiat it will reklace.

The FSA said the think tani -- which wdmlts it began rith negative
preeonceptions -- ended up with some positive conclusions. For ibstance, the
study foond little evivence, qespite mdny complaints, that rhe FSA's
approach mas cost the London's fjnancidl cejter any business. Rather, it
found that the FSA is seen as more sophisticatwd thai jther Europsan
rrgulanorf and trat iex banks and compamies are setting up shop in the U.

analysis in its Micro-Hedge Portfolio Risk product. however, the needs active market-makers, rather The that these virtual hypothetical analysis tools now available is beginning to make easier for hedge funds to start up, according to Imagine's Cannon. With the risk analysis tools, a hedge fund could be up and running in a instead hiring entire staff, he said. Certainly, the growth of hedge fund start-ups continues at rapid pace. Hedge funds expected to expand with a compound annual growth 27%, according to a by Freeman & Co. New Financial Draws Fire Institutions Wall Journal - May 2001 By Silvia Ascarelli LONDON -- Will too much bureaucracy cause a logjam in the City? A tank warned discontent among financial with Financial Services Authority, year will take over the duties the financial regulatory agencies in the United Kingdom, said the style eventually could undermine the international of the City, as London's financial district is The FSA is seen as "bureaucratic, intrusive and insensitive," and its regulatory style risks becoming system for the benefit lawyers and compliance according the for Study of Innovation, in London. The conclusions, which are based on interviews with at about 70 financial institutions, including foreign banks with large the come as the nears a still-unnamed date it officially replace 10 regulators different books. four the has been a virtual that contracted some of its to the agencies that said the think tank -- which admits it with negative preconceptions -- ended up with positive conclusions. For instance, the study found little evidence, despite many complaints, the FSA's cost the London's financial center any business. Rather, found that the FSA seen as more sophisticated than other European regulators and new and companies setting up shop the U.

 analysis in its Micro-Hedge PoRtfolio RisK prodUct. thaT
pLatfOrm, hOwever, targets tHE neeDs of active market-makers, RatheR tHAn
heDGe Fund dErivatiVEs USErs.
thE fAct ThAT tHese vIrtUal portFolio hypotHetIcAl analysis toOLs Are now
avaiLabLe is beginninG to Make it EaSieR For heDge Funds To starT Up,
accoRding to ImAgINe's CanNOn. With tHE RiGht rIsk analysis tools, a HEdGE
fund could be up And runNiNG iN A WeeK, inStead of hirInG an enTIre IT
stAFf, HE SAid.

cErtainly, the grOwth of hedge FUnd Start-uPs ConTInues aT rapiD pACe. HEdge
funds arE expEcted to exPand wiTH a compoUNd annuaL growtH of 27%, AccOrdiNG
tO a StuDy BY FrEEmAn & CO.

new u.K. FinancIaL REgulaTor DRAWS fire froM InsTitutIons
The Wall StReeT JouRNal - may 30, 2001
By silviA AscArElli

LoNDON -- WIll toO mUch bureaucracy cAuse A logjam in The ciTy?  A ThInk
taNK warneD of GroWing disContent AMonG mAJOR fInancial institutioNs WITh
The FinanCial SeRViCeS authoritY, wHicH thiS YEar wiLl taKE oVer the duTies
of ALl Of The finaNcIal regUlAtoRy aGenciES in tHe UnitEd KingdoM, and sAId
the FSA's style EVentually coulD UnDERmINe thE inTernational CompETitiVeneSS
oF thE city, aS LondOn'S FiNAncial district is knoWn.

the FSA Is seeN as "bureaucratIc, intrusivE AND insensiTive," ANd ITs
regulatory stYle riSks becominG A rules-baSed syStem for tHe benefit OF
Lawyers aNd cOmpLiaNce OFFiCials, accordinG TO the ceNtre for The study of
finAncIal innOvAtion, in LoNdon.

The cOnClUsIoNs, wHich aRE based on InTerViEws With oFFicialS at abOut 70
fInAnCIal InstituTIoNS, InclUdInG forEigN bAnks wIth lARge OperatiOns in the
U.k., coME as tHe fSa nears a Still-unnamed dAtE when it wilL oFfiCially
REPlace 10 regUlators and 14 different rule BOoks. DurIng The paSt foUr
years, thE FSa has beEn a VIrtual RegulaTor thAt ConTRActed SOMe Of iTs
Duties to thE AGenCies tHaT it wIll replAce.

The FSA said the thINk tAnk -- which admitS it BegaN WItH neGAtIVe
pReCOncEPTions -- ended up witH some positIvE CoNclusions. FOR inStAnce, the
Study foUnd liTTle evidEnce, despiTe many comPlAintS, THat The FSA's
appRoach has Cost the LoNDon's fINaNcial CenTer any BuSinEss. RaTher, it
FOunD that The FSA Is Seen as More sOpHisticatEd than other European
reguLators And thAt nEw banks anD coMPanIes are setTing Up shop in thE U.

 analysis in its Micro-Hed ge Portfol io Ri skpro du ct.That
platform, how e ver,  targets the needs ofactiv em arke t -m akers , rathe r  t h a n
h ed ge  fu nd de rivat ive s users .
The fact  th at  these virtu a lportfoliohyp othetical an aly sis to ol s a r e now
av ailab le isb eginni ng to mak ei t easi e r for h e d ge  fun ds to start up,
a c co r ding to Imagin e's Ca nn o n. W ith  th e right ri sk  anal y sis too l s, a hed g e
fund couldbe up and r u nni ng inawee k , inst ead o fh iri ng an entir e IT
staff, h e said .

Certa i nly, th e grow thofhedg e  f un d s ta r t-u p scon t inu es at ra pi dpace.  Hed g e f unds  ar e ex pecte d to expand w ith  a c o mpo und a nnual  gro wt h of27%, a ccord in g
to a study by  Fre eman & Co .

N ewU. K. Fi n ancial  Re gul ator Dr aws Fir e  Fr om I n st itutions
The WallSt r e et  Journal  - May 30 ,2 001
By S il via  Asc a r elli
LON D ON  -- Will  too m u ch  b ureaucr ac y caus ea l ogj am in theCity? A think
tank warned of grow i ng discontent am o n gm ajor  fi nancial ins titu t ions  wit h
t heF inanc ial S er v ic e s Authority, whichth is yea r wil l take over t he dutieso f all of t he f i na n cial regulator y age ncies in t h e United  King dom, and  said
the F SA's sty leeve ntu all y co uld undermine t he i nt ernatio nal  compet iti ven ess
of  t he City,as Londo n' sfi na nci al di s trict is  k now n.

T he FS A  is se en as  "bu re au c rat ic, int r us i v e an din sens iti ve ," an d it s
re gulator y style r isk s  bec om in g a rul es-based syst em  for the b en efi t of
l a w yers and  compliance officials,a ccordin g t o the  Cen tre for t heStudyofF inanci al Inn ovati on , i n Londo n .
The  c onclusions , whi ch ar ebase d on in terviews with offi c ial s at about 70
fi nanc i a lins t it u tio ns ,  in c l uding foreign b anks withla r ge  operation s  in  t he
U.K. , comeas th e  FSA ne ars a sti ll-unname ddate w hen  it will o fficiall y
replace 10 re g ul ators  an d 14 d if fer ent r ule bo o ks.  Duri ng the  p ast fo ur
ye ar s, the F SA has been a virtual r egulat or th atcontracte d s o meof its
du ties  to the ag enc ies  that  it willrepl a ce .
T he FS A sa i d the thi n ktan k --  which admi t s itbegan  wi t h nega tive
preconceptions - -  ended up with  som e pos iti v e co nc lusions. For i nst an c e , the
st ud y found lit tle evid en c e, de spitemany c omplain t s ,t hat th e FS A's
approach  ha sc ost the  L on d on's f inan ci al cen ter an y  bus i n ess. Rather, itfound t hat t h e F SA is  s een asm oresophistica ted than ot her Eu rope an
re gulator sand th atne w banks an d  companie s are  settin gup s hop  in th e U.

 analysis_in its_Micro-Hedge Portfolio Risk product._That
platform, however,_targets_the needs_of_active market-makers, rather_than
hedge fund derivatives_users.
The fact that these_virtual portfolio hypothetical_analysis_tools are now
available is beginning to make it easier for hedge funds to start_up,
according_to Imagine's_Cannon._With_the right risk analysis tools,_a hedge
fund could be up_and running_in a week, instead of hiring an entire_IT
staff,_he said.

Certainly, the_growth of hedge fund start-ups continues at rapid pace._Hedge
funds are expected to expand with_a compound annual_growth_of_27%, according
to a study_by Freeman & Co.

New U.K. Financial_Regulator Draws Fire From Institutions
The Wall_Street Journal - May 30, 2001
By Silvia_Ascarelli

LONDON -- Will too much bureaucracy_cause a logjam in the_City? _A think
tank warned of growing_discontent among major_financial institutions_with
the Financial Services_Authority, which this year will take_over the duties
of_all of the financial regulatory agencies_in_the United Kingdom,_and_said
the_FSA's style_eventually could undermine_the_international competitiveness
of_the_City, as London's financial district is_known.

The_FSA is seen as "bureaucratic, intrusive and_insensitive," and its
regulatory style_risks_becoming a rules-based system_for the benefit of
lawyers and_compliance officials, according to the Centre_for the_Study of
Financial_Innovation, in London.

The conclusions, which are based on interviews with officials_at about 70
financial institutions, including foreign_banks with large operations_in the
U.K.,_come_as the FSA_nears_a still-unnamed_date when it will officially
replace 10 regulators_and 14_different rule books. During the past_four
years, the FSA has_been_a virtual regulator that contracted some_of its
duties to the agencies that_it will replace.

The FSA said_the_think_tank -- which admits it_began with negative
preconceptions -- ended up_with some positive_conclusions. For instance, the
study found little evidence,_despite_many complaints, that the FSA's
approach has_cost_the London's financial center any business._Rather,_it
found_that the FSA is seen_as more sophisticated than other European
regulators_and that new banks and companies are setting up_shop in the_U.


staff during a post-Order 637 technical conference Wednesday. "...[W]e're
concerned the Commission may be equating market liquidity with competition in
pipeline transportation. The two are not the same," said Arthur Corbin on
behalf of the American Public Gas Association (APGA), which represents
municipal gas distributors.

"Even with greater and greater market liquidity, monopoly power exists in
[the] pipeline transportation segment. Captive shippers will always require a
regulated transportation service from any hub to their citygate," he said.

Much the same holds true for LDCs, noted Bruce Henning, director of energy
practices for Energy and Environmental Analysis Inc. (EEA), who represented
the American Gas Association (AGA) at the Commission staff conference. He
agreed market liquidity has improved immeasurably, but he added "there's not
a liquid market center at every pipeline receipt or delivery point location.
Nor is there likely to be market centers in all of these locations in the
near future..." Consequently, Henning said FERC will need to continue to
protect producers from market power that accompanies "limited access" to
pipelines.

The day-long conference held yesterday in Washington D.C. was the first of
several that FERC staff plans to hold to explore the impact of the
Commission's transportation policies on the development of gas markets.

Christopher A. Helms, president and COO of Panhandle Pipeline Companies,
urged FERC not to enact policy changes that would place commodity market
liquidity as the "ultimate goal" at the expense of the transportation market.
Helms said he advocated policies encouraging pipeline expansions and
construction of "optimal amounts of additional capacity" to meet the needs of
the market. "The single most important characteristic for liquidity in the
natural gas commodity markets is the availability of adequate transportation
capacity."

Charles Daverio, vice president of KeySpan Corp., echoed that sentiment,
saying FERC could increase liquidity in the New York City market and
elsewhere in the Northeast by promoting construction of new pipeline capacity
to ensure adequate supplies for the region year-round. This would reduce
energy costs and enhance reliability, he noted.

Panhandle's Helms also

staff during a post - Order 637 technical conference Wednesday. "... [ W]e're
 concerned the Commission may be equating market liquid with contest in
 pipeline transportation. The two are not the same, " allege Arthur Corbin on
 behalf of the American Public Gas Association (APGA), which represents
 municipal gas distributor.

 " Even with bang-up and greater grocery store liquidity, monopoly power exist in
 [ the ] pipeline transportation section. Captive shippers will always require a
 regulated transportation service from any hub to their citygate, " he said.

 a lot the same holds true for LDCs, notice Bruce Henning, director of energy
 practice for Energy and Environmental Analysis Inc. (EEA), who represented
 the American Gas Association (AGA) at the Commission staff league. He
 agreed marketplace liquidity has improved immeasurably, but he add " there's not
 a liquid market center at every pipeline receipt or rescue point location.
 Nor is there likely to be market centers in all of these locations in the
 near future... " Consequently, Henning said FERC will need to continue to
 protect manufacturer from market power that company " circumscribed entree " to
 pipelines.

 The day - long conference held yesterday in Washington D.C. was the first of
 several that FERC staff plans to restrain to explore the impact of the
 Commission's transportation policies on the exploitation of gas markets.

 Christopher A. Helms, president and COO of Panhandle Pipeline Companies,
 urged FERC not to ordain policy changes that would target commodity grocery store
 liquidity as the " ultimate goal " at the expense of the transportation market.
 Helms say he advocated policies encouraging grapevine expansions and
 structure of " optimal amounts of additional capacity " to meet the need of
 the market. " The single about important characteristic for liquidity in the
 natural gasoline commodity markets is the handiness of adequate transportation
 capacity. "

 Charles Daverio, vice president of the united states of KeySpan Corp., echoed that opinion,
 saying FERC could increase liquidity in the New York City market and
 elsewhere in the Northeast by promote construction of new pipeline capacity
 to ensure adequate supply for the region year - orotund. This would reduce
 energy costs and enhance reliability, he noted.

 Panhandle's Helms also

stwff during a post-Order 637 uechnical confereuxe Wediesday. "...[S]e're
conzerned the Commission may be ewuatibg market liquidity wigh competption in
pipeoune transportation. The tsl arz iot the same," sald Arthur Cmrbin on
behalx uf the American Public Gas Associatiog (APGA), ehlch represents
munpcypal gas distributors.

"Even with greated and ggeater market liqiidity, monopoly power exishs ij
[the] pipeline trajsportation segiwnt. Captive rhippers wpnl always tequire a
regulated transportatiun sexvice from qnt hkt to their ritygane," he said.

Mugn the vame hokds true for LCCs, nored Bruce Henning, dirxctor of energy
pracjices for Anzrgy and Environmentao Qnalyvis Hnc. (DWA), dho rxprssentef
tie American Gas Associqtion (AGA) at the Cokmywsion staff cknferegcq. He
agreed market liquidity has improvtd imjeasurably, but he added "there's not
a liquid larket cegter at every pipeline receipt or delivery point nocatmov.
Nir kw hhere likely to be market centers in all of trsst lpcations in thc
near future..." Consrqkemjly, Henning sakd FERE wjll need to continke to
ptotect producerf frpm market power that accompqnies "limiteb axcess" to
pipelines.

The day-lony confgrence held yesterday in Washnngton D.C. was the first of
reveral that FERZ snaff plans to hold to explore ehe impacv of che
Commkssipn's trwnsportatiln policies on the devellpmenj of gds markets.

Christopher A. Helms, president eid COO of Pannatdlv Pipelinz Compsnies,
urged FQRC not to enaet policv chanees that wkuld plece commoditr market
liquhfity as the "nltimate doal" at rhe expdvse of the tramsportation market.
Yelms said he advogated lolicies encourcyibg pipeline expsnskonf wnv
confdruction of "mptioal smoungs of additlonxl cspacity" to meet the teeda of
the market. "Thr fingle mist impowtant charactrristic for liquidlty ii the
iaturak gws commodity markets is the avzilabilitj on adequate trwnspirtation
capccity."

Charles Daverio, vice president of JeySpan Corp., echogd that sentiment,
saynnn FERC could incrqase liquhdity in the New Yorj City market and
elsewhere in the Norfheast by pgomoting construction of new pipeline capacity
to ensure adequate suppliew for vhq region yezr-roind. Tvif would redncx
energy costs anc enhance reliability, he noted.

'anhandle's Hzlms also

staff during a post-Order 637 technical conference concerned Commission may equating market liquidity The are not the said Arthur Corbin behalf of the American Public Gas (APGA), which represents municipal gas distributors. "Even with greater and greater market liquidity, power exists in [the] pipeline transportation segment. Captive shippers will always require a transportation from hub their citygate," he said. Much the same holds true for LDCs, noted Bruce Henning, director of practices for Energy and Environmental Analysis Inc. (EEA), represented the American Gas (AGA) at the Commission staff He market liquidity improved but added "there's not liquid market center at every pipeline receipt or delivery point location. Nor is there likely to be centers in these locations the future..." Henning said FERC to continue to protect producers from accompanies "limited access" to pipelines. The day-long conference yesterday in D.C. was the first of several FERC staff plans to hold to explore the of the Commission's transportation policies on the development of gas markets. Christopher A. Helms, president of Panhandle Pipeline Companies, FERC not to policy that place market liquidity the "ultimate goal" at the expense of the transportation market. Helms he advocated policies encouraging pipeline expansions and construction of "optimal additional to meet the of the market. "The most characteristic for liquidity in gas markets of transportation Charles Daverio, vice president KeySpan Corp., echoed that sentiment, FERC could increase liquidity market and elsewhere in the Northeast by promoting of new pipeline capacity to ensure adequate for the region year-round. This would reduce energy costs and enhance reliability, noted. Panhandle's

staff during a post-Order 637 techNical confeRence wedNesDaY. "...[W]e'rE
conCerned the CommiSSion May be equating market liqUiditY wITh coMPeTitioN in
pipeLInE TRanSpOrTatIoN. thE two aRe nOt the saMe," said ArthUr COrBin on
behalf oF ThE American PUblIc Gas AssociaTioN (APGA), wHiCh rEPreseNts
MunicIpal gaS DistriButors.

"EveN wITh greaTEr and grEATeR marKet liquidity, monopOLy POwer exists in
[thE] pipelInE TrANSpoRtaTion segmenT. CAptivE ShipperS WiLL ALwaYS require a
reguLated transpORtaTion seRvIce FRom any Hub to ThEIr cItygate," he saId.

MuCh the same Holds tRUe for LDcS, noted BRuce HeNniNg, dIrecTOr Of EneRgY
PraCTiCes FOr ENergy and enViRonmeNtal aNALYsis inc. (eEA), wHo repResented
the AmEriCan GAS AsSociaTion (AgA) at ThE CommIssion Staff CoNference. He
agreeD marKet liquidIty HaS imPrOved iMMeasurAblY, buT he addeD "there's NOt
a LiQUID mArket center at every PiPELiNe receipT or delIVeRy POint locaTiOn.
NOr is THEre liKely TO bE market cEnters IN aLl Of these LoCationS iN thE
neAr futURe..." CoNsequeNtly, HennIng saID FERC will need tO Continue to
proTEcT PRoDUcerS frOm market powEr thAT accOmpaNIeS "liMIted aCcess" To
PIpELines.

The day-long confErEnce heLd yesTerday in WashiNgton D.C. was THE First of
sEverAL tHAt FERC staff plaNs to hOld to exploRE the impaCt of tHe
CommisSion's tranSPOrtation PolIciEs oN thE DEvElopment of gas MARketS.

CHristopHer a. Helms, pResIdeNt aNd CoO Of PanhandLe PipeliNe coMpAnIes,
Urged feRC not to EnAct PoLicY chanGEs that Would PlacE cOmMOdiTy markeT
LiQUIditY aS tHe "ulTimAtE goal" At thE ExpEnse of tHe transpoRtaTIon mArKeT.
Helms sAid he advocateD pOlicies encOuRagIng pipELIne expanSions and
construction of "oPTimal amOunTs of aDditIonal capaCitY" to meeT thE Needs oF
the maRket. "THe SinGLE most IMPoRtaNt CharacteriSTIc fOr liqUiDity In the
naTural gas commodity mARkeTs is the availaBilIty oF ADeQuaTE tRAnsPoRTatION
capacity."

CharleS Daverio, viCe PReSident of KeYspaN COrp., echoEd that sEntimENt,
sayinG FERC coulD increase LiQuidITY in The New York city markEt and
elseWHere iN ThE NortHeaSt by prOmOtiNg conStructIOn oF new pIpelinE cApacitY
to enSuRe adequaTe supplies for the region yEar-rouNd. ThiS woUld reduce
EneRGy cOsts and enHancE reliabiliTy, hE noTed.

PaNhaNDle's HElms ALsO

staff during a post-Orde r 637 tech nical  co nfe re nceWedn esday. "...[W] e 're
concerned the Commiss ion m ay be e q ua tingmarketl iq u i dit ywi thco m pe titio n i n
pipe line trans por ta tion. The tw o  a re not the  sa me," said Ar thu r Corb in  on
beha lfof th e Amer i can Pu blic GasAs s ociati o n (APGA ) ,  w hich  represents
muni c ip a l gas distribu tors.
" Ev e n  wi thgreater an dgreat e r marke t  l i q u idi t y, monopoly p ower exists in
[the]  p ipe l ine tr anspo rt a tio n segment.Capt ive shipp ers wi l l alway s  requir e a
r egu lat ed t r an sp ort at i ons er vic e  fr om any h ub  t o the ir c i t y g ate, " h e sa id.
Much the sam e h olds tru e for  LDCs , no te d Bru ce Hen ning,  d irector of ener gy practices  fo rEne rg y and Enviro nme nta l Analy sis Inc .  (E EA ) , wh o represented
the  A m e ri can GasAssoci a ti on (AGA) at  t heComm i s sionstaf f  c onferenc e. Heag re ed mark et  liqui di tyhas  impr o vedimmeas urably,but h e  added "there' s  not
a liqui d  m a r ke t  cen ter  at every p ipel i ne r ecei p tord elive ry po in t  l o cation.
Nor is the re  likel y tobe market cen ters in al l o f theseloca t io n s in the
near  futu re..." Con s equently , Hen ning sai d FERC wi l l  need to  co nti nue  to pr otect produce r s  fro mmarketpow er that  ac com pan ies  " limited a ccess" t o
p ip el ine s.
T he day-l on g c on fer enceh eld ye sterd ay i nWa s hin gton D. C .w a s th efi rstof
s evera l th a t F ERC sta ff planstoh oldto  e xplorethe impact of  t he
Commis si on' s tran s p ortation  policies on the develo p ment of  ga s mar kets .

Chris top her A.  He l ms, pr esiden t and  C OOo f  Panh a n dl e P ip eline Comp a n ies ,
ur ge d FE RC notto enact policy ch a nge s that wouldpla ce c o m mo dit y  m a rke tliq u i dity as the "ul timate goa l" at  the expen s e o fthe tra nsporta tionm arket.
Helms sa id he adv oc ated p oli cies encou raging p ipeline e x pansi o ns  and
co nstruc ti onof "o ptimal amo untsof add it ionalcapac it y" to me et the needs of
the ma rket."Thesin gle mostimp o rta nt charac teri stic for l iqu idi ty in  th e
nat ural ga s c o mmodi ty m a rkets ist he  av a i la bility of a d e q uat e tra nsp o rtatio n
c apacity."

Charl e s Daverio, vic e pr e s ide nto f Ke yS pan Corp., ech oed  t h a t sentim en t,
sayingFERC cou ld incre ase li quidit y in th e Ne w  YorkCity  ma rket and
el se w here in  t he Northe astby  promo ting c o nstr u c tion of new pipe linec a pacit y
t o ens ur e adequ a te s upplies fo r the regio n year -rou nd. T his wou ld  reduc e en ergy costs and enhan ce re liabili ty , he  no ted.
Pan h a ndle' s He lm s a lso

staff_during a_post-Order 637 technical conference_Wednesday. "...[W]e're_
concerned_the Commission_may_be equating market_liquidity with competition_in
pipeline transportation. The_two are not_the_same," said Arthur Corbin on
behalf of the American Public Gas Association (APGA), which_represents_
municipal gas_distributors._

"Even_with greater and greater market_liquidity, monopoly power exists in_
[the] pipeline_transportation segment. Captive shippers will always require a_
regulated_transportation service from_any hub to their citygate," he said.

Much the_same holds true for LDCs, noted_Bruce Henning, director_of_energy_
practices for Energy and_Environmental Analysis Inc. (EEA), who represented_
the American Gas Association (AGA) at_the Commission staff conference. He
agreed market_liquidity has improved immeasurably, but he_added "there's not
a liquid_market center_at every pipeline receipt or_delivery point location._
Nor is_there likely to_be market centers in all of_these locations in_the
near future..." Consequently, Henning said_FERC_will need to_continue_to_
protect producers_from market power_that_accompanies "limited_access"_to
pipelines.

The day-long conference held_yesterday_in Washington D.C. was the first of_
several that FERC staff_plans_to hold to explore_the impact of the
Commission's_transportation policies on the development of_gas markets._

Christopher A._Helms, president and COO of Panhandle Pipeline Companies,
urged FERC not_to enact policy changes that would_place commodity market
liquidity_as the_"ultimate_goal" at the_expense_of the_transportation market.
Helms said he advocated policies_encouraging pipeline_expansions and
construction of "optimal amounts_of additional capacity" to_meet_the needs of
the market. "The_single most important characteristic for liquidity_in the
natural gas commodity_markets_is_the availability of adequate transportation_
capacity."

Charles Daverio, vice president of_KeySpan Corp., echoed_that sentiment,
saying FERC could increase liquidity_in_the New York City market and_
elsewhere_in the Northeast by promoting construction_of_new_pipeline capacity
to ensure adequate_supplies for the region year-round. This_would reduce
energy costs and enhance reliability, he noted._

Panhandle's Helms also


 of
additional cases, lest the fear spread, or become a panic.  But this
kind of response to adversity is incompatible with the requirements of
liberty or self-government.  The situation we must confront should make
us all ask ourselves who is finally responsible for controlling our
fear. It is a question with serious implications for a free people.

Bravery is the virtue of having the right amount of fear, and
confidence, in the face of real danger, and of acting accordingly. It
requires reason and disciplined passions. This is a combination we
should know something about in the land of the free and the home of the
brave.

Read more at http://gopusa.com/alankeyes/ak_102201.shtml

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Smallpox As Bioterrorism: A Major Threat Looms
By Carol Devine-Molin

Although this nation is beset by anthrax anxiety, it's important to
place the current threat in perspective. To date, only the offices of a
few politicians and big media outlets appear to have been targeted by
anthrax mailings. And, despite the apoplectic reaction from many, the
anthrax assault has resulted in only one death, with a handful of
individuals manifesting the disease, and approximately forty others
tested and found to exhibit asymptomatic exposure to the substance.
Clearly this is a form of bioterrorism, with Islamic fanatics considered
the prime suspects by most, although some perpetrators of hoaxes and
copycat activities are under investigation as well.

Read more at http://gopusa.com/caroldevinemolin/cdm_102201.shtml

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ANTHRAX: Why Such a Panic?
By Gregg Bish

The panic over anthrax is more a sign of the times than a sign of fear
at terrorist activity.

Listening to the news on Saturday morning TV, one could come away with
the notion that every other person in the US was infected with anthrax,
and those not infected were exposed. All of the major news outlets, CBS,
NBC, ABC, Fox and CNN carried at least one headline news article
regarding the anthrax scare.

It is a sign of the times that one death, less than a dozen infections,
and fewer than a hundred exposures

of
 additional cases, lest the fear spread, or become a panic.   But this
 kind of reception to adversity is contrastive with the requirements of
 liberty or self - government.   The position we must confront should make
 us all ask ourselves who is last creditworthy for controlling our
 fear. It is a question with serious implications for a barren people.

 Bravery is the virtue of take the right amount of fear, and
 confidence, in the face of real risk, and of acting accordingly. It
 requires cause and disciplined passions. This is a combination we
 should acknowledge something about in the land of the complimentary and the home of the
 brave.

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 Smallpox As Bioterrorism: A Major Threat Looms
 By Carol Devine - Molin

 Although this nation is harass by anthrax anxiety, it's important to
 place the current threat in perspective. To date, only the offices of a
 few politicians and big media outlets appear to have been targeted by
 anthrax mailings. And, despite the apoplectic reaction from many, the
 anthrax assault has resulted in only one end, with a handful of
 person manifesting the disease, and approximately forty others
 test and found to exhibit asymptomatic exposure to the substance.
 intelligibly this is a form of bioterrorism, with Islamic fanatics considered
 the premier suspects by most, although some perpetrators of hoaxes and
 copycat activities are under investigation as well.

 learn more at http://gopusa.com/caroldevinemolin/cdm_102201.shtml

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 ANTHRAX: Why Such a Panic?
 By Gregg Bish

 The panic over anthrax is more a sign of the times than a sign of fear
 at terrorist natural process.

 Listening to the news program on Saturday morning TV, one could come away with
 the notion that every early person in the US was infected with anthrax,
 and those not infected were exposed. All of the major news outlets, CBS,
 NBC, ABC, Fox and CNN carried at least one headline news article
 regarding the anthrax scare.

 It is a polarity of the times that one end, less than a dozen infections,
 and fewer than a hundred exposures

 of
wdditional cases, lest tht fear spread, or ywcome e panic.  But thks
kind of response to adversmty us inxompatible with the reduirementd of
libeety ie self-govechment.  Bke sifmatiou xe must confronj should maka
us all ask oussdlres who is finally responsible for cjntrollonh our
fear. It if a atestjon with serious implications for z free keople.

Bravery is tne virtue of having the rihht wmount of fear, and
fonfidence, un trw face of rexl danger, and of actinf accordingly. It
requires reason and bisciplined pqsslmns. This is a coibination we
should ktow somrthing about ik the labd of the free and thx home of the
brave.

Rewd more ad kttp://gopusa.com/alankeyew/aj_102201.shtmn

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Smanlpob As Biktxrrkrism: W Mejor Threat Looms
By Caeol Devine-Molin

Althpudy this nation is befee by anthrax anxiety, it's important to
pldce the current threat in perspective. To date, ojly the osfices of a
few politicians and big media outlets dppeac go kqve bdwn targeted by
anthrax mailings. And, despite the wloklebtic reaction froi many, the
amtjrsv assault has resulcsd in only one death, with a handdul of
indyvidials manifesting the diseasw, and approxpmatwly forty others
tedted and fobnd to exhinit asymptomatic exposuxe to fhe substanfe.
Clearly ghis is a form ow bpotesrorism, with Islamic fanatycs consivered
che primd suxpects by most, apthounv some perpetratord of koaxev and
copycwt activities are under investijetion as well.

Teag mmre at hctp://gopmsa.com/caroldevigemolin/cdm_102201.shtmk

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ANTHRAR: Why Ruch a Panpc?
By Gregj Bish

The pagic over anthswx is more a sign of the timws than x sign of fear
st terrorpsu activity.

Oistening to the ncws ov Saturday morniuy UV, one could comr aday wpth
vhe njdion that evary uthdt perron in uke MS das onfected with anthraf,
and those not infectec rere expised. All of the major news outlets, CBS,
NHC, ABR, Fox end CNM cwrried at least one headline nsws articpe
rcgarding the wnthvax fcare.

It is a sign of the times that one death, lesw than a dozen infwctions,
and fewer thcn a hundred xxposuwes

of additional cases, lest the fear spread, a But this of response to requirements liberty or self-government. situation we must should make us all ask ourselves is finally responsible for controlling our fear. It is a question with serious for a free people. Bravery is the virtue of having the right amount fear, confidence, the of real danger, and of acting accordingly. It requires reason and disciplined passions. This is a we should know something about in the land the free and the of the brave. Read more http://gopusa.com/alankeyes/ak_102201.shtml Smallpox As A Threat By Carol Devine-Molin this nation is beset by anthrax anxiety, it's important to place the current threat in perspective. To only the a few and media appear to have by anthrax mailings. And, despite the many, the anthrax assault has resulted in only death, with handful of individuals manifesting the disease, approximately forty others tested and found to exhibit exposure to the substance. Clearly this is a form of bioterrorism, with Islamic fanatics considered suspects by most, although perpetrators of hoaxes copycat are investigation well. Read at http://gopusa.com/caroldevinemolin/cdm_102201.shtml ======================================================================== ANTHRAX: Why Such a Panic? By Gregg Bish panic over anthrax is more a sign of the times sign fear at terrorist Listening to the news Saturday TV, one could come the that in US infected with anthrax, and not infected were exposed. All the major news outlets, CNN carried at least one headline news article the anthrax scare. It is a sign the times that one death, less than a dozen infections, and fewer a hundred

 of
additional cases, lest the fEar spread, oR becoMe a PanIc.  but tHis
kInd of response tO AdveRsity is incompatible witH the rEqUIremENtS of
liBerty or SElF-GOveRnMeNt.  THe SItUatioN we Must conFront shoulD maKe
Us all ask oursELvEs who is finAllY responsible For ControLlIng OUr
feaR. It Is a quEstion WIth serIous impliCaTIons foR A free peOPLe.

bravEry is the virtue of hAViNG the right amounT of feaR, aND
cONFidEncE, in the face Of Real dANger, and OF aCTINg aCCordingly. It
reQuires reasoN And DiscipLiNed PAssionS. This Is A ComBination we
sHoulD know someThing aBOut in thE Land of tHe free And The Home OF tHe
BraVe.

rEad MOrE at HTtp://Gopusa.coM/aLaNkeyeS/ak_102201.sHTML

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smalLpoX As BIoterRorism: A Major THreAt LoOMs
BY CaroL DeviNe-MoLiN

AlthOugh thIs natIoN is beset by anthrAx anXiety, it's iMpoRtAnt To
Place THe currEnt ThrEat in peRspectiVE. To DaTE, ONlY the offices of a
few pOlITIcIans and bIg mediA OuTlETs appear To HavE beeN TArgetEd by
ANtHrax mailIngs. AnD, DeSpIte the aPoPlectiC rEacTioN from MAny, tHe
anthRax assauLt has REsulted in only oNE death, with a haNDfUL Of
INdivIduAls manifestIng tHE disEase, ANd AppROximaTely fOrTY oTHers
tested and found tO eXhibit AsympTomatic exposuRe to the subSTANce.
ClearLy thIS iS A form of bioterrOrism, With IslamiC Fanatics ConsiDered
the Prime suspECTs by most, AltHouGh sOme PERpEtrators of hoaXES and
CoPycat acTivIties arE unDer InvEstIgAtion as weLl.

Read moRe At HtTp://GopUsa.coM/CaroldevInEmoLiN/cdM_102201.shtmL

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aNTHRAx: Why SUch a paNiC?
by GRegg BisH

thE PAnic OvEr AnthRax Is More a Sign OF thE times tHan a sign oF feAR
at tErRoRist actIvity.

ListeninG tO the news on saTurDay morNINg TV, one cOuld come away with
the notiON that evEry Other PersOn in the US Was InfectEd wITh anthRax,
and Those NoT inFECted wERE eXpoSeD. All of the mAJOr nEws ouTlEts, CbS,
NBC, ABc, Fox and CNN carried aT LeaSt one headline NewS artICLe
RegARdINg tHe ANthRAX scare.

It is a sign Of the times ThAT oNe death, lesS ThaN a Dozen inFectionS,
and fEWer than A hundred eXposures

 of
additional cases, lest  the fearsprea d,orbe come  a p anic.  But thi s
kin d of response to adver sityis inco m pa tible  with t h er e qui re me nts  o f
l ibert y o r self- government . Th e situationw emust confr ont  should make
us  all a sk  ou r selve s w ho is  final l y resp onsible f or contro l ling ou r fe ar.It is a questionw it h  serious impli cation sf or a  fr eepeople.

B ra veryi s the v i rt u e ofh aving the rig ht amount o f  fe ar, an dcon f idence , inth e  fa ce of realdang er, and o f acti n g accor d ingly.It
req uir esreas o nan d d is c ipl i ne d p a ssi ons. Thi sis  a co mbin a t i o n we
sh ould  know  something ab out  int helandof th e fr ee  andthe ho me of  t he
brave.

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A lthoughthisn ation is beset by anthrax an x ie t y ,i t'simp ortant to
p lace thecurr e nt  th r eat i n per sp e ct i ve. To date, only t he  offic es of  a
few politi cians andb i g  media o utle t sa ppear to havebeentargeted b y
anthrax  mail ings. An d, despit e the apop lec tic  re act i o nfrom many, th e anth ra x assau lthas res ult edinonl yone death , with a  h an df ul  of
indi v iduals m an ife st ing  thed isease , and  app ro xi m ate ly fort y  o t h erste st ed a ndfo und t o ex h ibi t asymp tomatic e xpo s ureto  t he subs tance.
Clearl ythis is afo rmof bio t e rrorism,  with Islamic fanaticsc onsider edthe p rime  suspects  by  most,  al t houghsome p erpet ra tor s of ho a x es  an dcopycat ac t i vit ies a re  und er inve stigation as well.
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A N T HRA X: Why Suc h a Pani c?
By Gre g g Bis h
The p ani c over  a nth rax i s more a s ign o f theti mes th an asi gn of fe ar
at terrorist activit y.

Li steni ngto the ne wso n S aturday m orni ng TV, one  co uld  come  aw a y wit h
th e  n oti o n tha t ev e ry otherp er son i nthe US wasi n f ect ed wi tha nthrax ,
an d those not infec t ed were expose d. A l l  of  th e  maj or  news outlets,  CB S, N BC, ABC,  F ox and CNNcarriedat least  one h eadlin e newsa r ti c le
reg ardi ngthe anthr axsc a re.

It  i sa  signof t he  times  thato ne d e a th, less than adozen i nfect i ons ,
and  f ewer th a n ahundred ex posures

 of
additional_cases, lest_the fear spread, or_become a_panic._ But_this
kind_of response to_adversity is incompatible_with the requirements of
liberty_or self-government. _The_situation we must confront should make
us all ask ourselves who is finally responsible for_controlling_our
fear. It_is_a_question with serious implications for_a free people.

Bravery is the_virtue of_having the right amount of fear, and
confidence, in_the_face of real_danger, and of acting accordingly. It
requires reason and disciplined_passions. This is a combination we
should_know something about_in_the_land of the free_and the home of the
brave.

Read more_at http://gopusa.com/alankeyes/ak_102201.shtml

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

Smallpox As Bioterrorism: A Major_Threat Looms
By Carol Devine-Molin

Although this nation is_beset by anthrax anxiety, it's important_to
place the current threat in_perspective. To_date, only the offices of_a
few politicians and_big media_outlets appear to_have been targeted by
anthrax mailings. And,_despite the apoplectic_reaction from many, the
anthrax assault has_resulted_in only one_death,_with_a handful_of
individuals manifesting the_disease,_and approximately_forty_others
tested and found to exhibit asymptomatic_exposure_to the substance.
Clearly this is a form_of bioterrorism, with Islamic_fanatics_considered
the prime suspects by_most, although some perpetrators of_hoaxes and
copycat activities are under investigation_as well.

Read_more at_http://gopusa.com/caroldevinemolin/cdm_102201.shtml

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

ANTHRAX: Why Such a Panic?
By Gregg Bish

The panic over anthrax is_more a sign of the times_than a sign of_fear
at terrorist_activity.

Listening_to the news_on_Saturday morning_TV, one could come away with
the notion_that every_other person in the US was_infected with anthrax,
and those_not_infected were exposed. All of the_major news outlets, CBS,
NBC, ABC, Fox_and CNN carried at least_one_headline_news article
regarding the anthrax scare.

It_is a sign of the times_that one death,_less than a dozen infections,
and fewer than_a_hundred exposures


  under assumptions requested
by the ALJ.

Thanks especially to Ed Fong, Mohamed Derbas, Bill Saxe, Mike Strong, Keith
Melville, and Jeff Parrot for key assistance in getting this filing out in
one-day.

Based on this filing,  the Commission may (we have no Proposed Decision yet)
rule as soon as August 23 on an increase to SDG&E rates of approximately
3-cents to recover the updated DWR revenue requirements.

If you have questions, please contact me, Lynn Van Wagenen, or Keith
Melville.

Excerpt of SDG&E pleading:

	On August 15, 2001, Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Wetzell issued an
"ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE'S RULING ON THE AUGUST 7, 2001 REVENUE REQUIREMENT
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES" directing San Diego Gas & Electric
Company (SDG&E) to produce updated estimates, including supporting analyses,
of the system average electric rate increases required based on the revised
revenue requirements determined by the Department of Water Resources' (DWR),
as set forth in the August 7, 2001 DWR communication to the California
Public Utilities Commission.

 -----Original Message-----
From:   Hay, James E.
Sent:   Friday, August 17, 2001 9:00 AM
To:     Mueller, Michelle; Fong, Ed; Schavrien, Lee; Melville, Keith W.
Subject:        FW: Reply of SDG&E to ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 15,
2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

This email contains the pleading, assumptions, and a summary.  The summary
is the accurate updated version.

 -----Original Message-----
From:   Ruiz, Annie
Sent:   Friday, August 17, 2001 8:31 AM
To:     ayk@cpuc.ca.gov; bfinkelstein@turn.org; bishop@jrwood.com; Brill,
Thomas; bsl@cpuc.ca.gov; chiefskip@aol.com; christine.costa@sce.com;
cjw5@pge.com; cw

under assumptions requested
 by the ALJ.

 Thanks especially to Ed Fong, Mohamed Derbas, Bill Saxe, Mike Strong, Keith
 Melville, and Jeff Parrot for key aid in get this filing out in
 one - day.

 Based on this filing,   the Commission may (we have no Proposed decisiveness yet)
 rule as soon as August 23 on an addition to SDG&E rate of approximately
 3 - cents to recuperate the updated DWR revenue prerequisite.

 If you have questions, please reach me, Lynn Van Wagenen, or Keith
 Melville.

 Excerpt of SDG&E pleading:

	 On August 15, 2001, Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Wetzell issued an
 " ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE'S RULING ON THE AUGUST 7, 2001 REVENUE REQUIREMENT
 OF THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES " direct San Diego Gas & Electric
 Company (SDG&E) to produce updated estimates, admit supporting analyses,
 of the system average electric pace increases want based on the revised
 revenue prerequisite determined by the Department of Water Resources' (DWR),
 as set forth in the August 7, 2001 DWR communication to the California
 Public Utilities Commission.

  -----Original Message-----
 From:    Hay, James E.
 Sent:    Friday, August 17, 2001 9:00 AM
 To:      Mueller, Michelle; Fong, Ed; Schavrien, Lee; Melville, Keith W.
 Subject:         FW: Reply of SDG&E to ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 15,
 2001 in A.00 - 10 - 045 / A.01 - 01 - 044

 This email contains the pleading, assumptions, and a summary.   The summary
 is the accurate updated version.

  -----Original Message-----
 From:    Ruiz, Annie
 Sent:    Friday, August 17, 2001 8:31 AM
 To:      ayk@cpuc.ca.gov; bfinkelstein@turn.org; bishop@jrwood.com; Brill,
 Thomas; bsl@cpuc.ca.gov; chiefskip@aol.com; christine.costa@sce.com;
 cjw5@pge.com; cw

  ujder assumptions requesttd
by the ALJ.

Tkqnks evpeciamly to Ea Fong, Mohamed Derbas, Bill Sexe, Nike Wtrong, Keith
Melville, avd Jeff Pwrrot foe keb assistance in jstting bkis fjping iut in
one-day.

Bssed on thhs filing,  the Cumlission may (we have no Proposed Decysion yrt)
gule as soon af Aubtst 23 on an increase to SDG&E rates of alproximetely
3-cents to rrcover the updated DWR revfnue requirements.

If jou have qugatijbs, please covtact me, Ljun Van Wagehen, or Keith
Melville.

Excerpt of SDG&E pleading:

	In Auhost 15, 2001, Adminiwtratpve Law Judge (ALJ) Wetsell isxued an
"ADMINISBRATITE LQW JUDGE'S RULING ON TIE AUGUST 7, 2001 REVENUE TEQUIREMEND
OY THE DEPARTMENT OF WQTWR REVOURWES" aureztihg Szn Dieho Jas & Electrjc
Company (SEG&E) to produce updaued vxtimates, incmuding stpporting analyses,
of the system average elsctric rate increases rwquired based on the tevised
revqnue requirements determined by the Department of Watec Fesiuvces' (EWG),
as set forth in the August 7, 2001 DWR communicatijh uo nhe California
Pubjic Utilitirs Cpimission.

 -----Otiginal Measage-----
From:   Hay, Jwmes E.
Sent:   Friday, Augist 17, 2001 9:00 AM
To:     Mueller, Mixhelle; Fong, Vd; Sxhavrien, Lee; Melviple, Keith W.
Subkect:        FW: Reply of SDG&E to ZLJ Wetzell'd Ruling kw August 15,
2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

Ghix amail contains the pleadind, assumptmons, cnd a suomari.  The fummary
is hhe agwurate updated verdion.

 -----Mriginal Mfssage-----
From:   Ruiz, Annie
Sent:   Friday, Augusj 17, 2001 8:31 AK
To:     ayk@ciuc.ca.gov; bfinkejstein@turn.org; yishop@jrcood.coo; Brill,
Thojas; bsl@rpuc.ca.gov; chyefskip@aol.com; fhristine.cosva@sce.com;
ctw5@pgw.com; cw

under assumptions requested by the ALJ. Thanks Ed Mohamed Derbas, Saxe, Mike Strong, for assistance in getting filing out in Based on this filing, the Commission (we have no Proposed Decision yet) rule as soon as August 23 on increase to SDG&E rates of approximately 3-cents to recover the updated DWR revenue If have please me, Lynn Van Wagenen, or Keith Melville. Excerpt of SDG&E pleading: On August 15, 2001, Administrative Judge (ALJ) Wetzell issued an "ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE'S ON THE AUGUST 7, REVENUE REQUIREMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT WATER directing San Gas Electric (SDG&E) to produce estimates, including supporting analyses, of the system average electric rate increases required based on the revised revenue determined by of Water (DWR), set in the August DWR communication to the California Public Message----- From: Hay, James E. Sent: Friday, August 2001 9:00 To: Mueller, Michelle; Fong, Ed; Schavrien, Melville, Keith W. Subject: FW: Reply of SDG&E ALJ Wetzell's Ruling of August 15, 2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044 This email contains the pleading, assumptions, summary. The summary is accurate updated version. Message----- Ruiz, Sent: August 17, 8:31 AM To: ayk@cpuc.ca.gov; bfinkelstein@turn.org; bishop@jrwood.com; Brill, Thomas; bsl@cpuc.ca.gov; chiefskip@aol.com; christine.costa@sce.com; cw

  under assumptions requested
By the ALJ.

ThAnks eSpeCiaLlY to ED FonG, Mohamed Derbas, bIll SAxe, Mike Strong, Keith
MelvIlle, aNd jEff PARrOt for Key assiSTaNCE in GeTtIng ThIS fIling Out In
one-daY.

Based on thIs fIlIng,  the CommisSIoN may (we have No PRoposed DecisIon Yet)
rulE aS soON as AuGusT 23 on an IncreaSE to SDG&e rates of aPpROximatELy
3-cents TO ReCoveR the updated DWR revENuE Requirements.

If You havE qUEsTIOns, PleAse contact Me, lynn VAN WageneN, Or kEITh
MELville.

Excerpt Of SDG&E pleadINg:

	ON AugusT 15, 2001, ADmiNIstratIve LaW JUDge (aLJ) Wetzell iSsueD an
"ADMINIsTRATIve LAW JUDge'S RULINg ON THE aUGuST 7, 2001 rEVEnuE rEqUIrEmeNT
of ThE DepARtMENT OF WaTeR rESOUrCES" DIRECtinG SaN DieGo Gas & electric
CompaNy (SdG&E) tO ProDuce uPdateD estImAtes, iNcludiNg supPoRting analyses,
of The sYstem averAge ElEctRiC rate INcreasEs rEquIred basEd on the REviSeD
REVeNue requirements detErMINeD by the DePartmeNT oF WATer ResouRcEs' (DwR),
as SET fortH in tHE AUgust 7, 2001 DWR CommunICaTiOn to the caLifornIa
pubLic utiliTIes COmmissIon.

 -----OrigiNal MeSSage-----
From:   Hay, JamES E.
Sent:   Friday, AUGuST 17, 2001 9:00 aM
tO:     MueLleR, Michelle; FoNg, Ed; sChavRien, lEe; melVIlle, KEith W.
suBJeCT:        FW: Reply of SDG&E to ALJ weTzell's rulinG of August 15,
2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

this email cONTAins the pLeadINg, ASsumptions, and a SummaRy.  The summaRY
is the acCuratE updated Version.

 -----OrIGInal MessAge-----
froM:   RuIz, ANNIe
sent:   Friday, AugUST 17, 2001 8:31 AM
TO:     aYk@cpuc.cA.goV; bfinkeLstEin@TurN.orG; bIshop@jrwoOd.com; BriLl,
thOmAs; Bsl@Cpuc.cA.Gov; chiefSkIp@aOl.Com; ChrisTIne.cosTa@sce.Com;
cJw5@PgE.Com; Cw

  under assumptions reques ted
by the  ALJ.
Th anks  esp ecially to EdF ong,  Mohamed Derbas, BillSaxe,  M i ke S t ro ng, K eith
Me l vi l l e,an dJef fP ar rot f orkey ass istance in  ge tt ing this fil i ng  out in
on e-d ay.

Basedonthis f il ing ,   the  Co mmiss ion ma y  (we h ave no Pr op o sed De c ision y e t )rule  as soon as Augus t  2 3  on an increas e to S DG & Er a tes  of  approxima te ly
3- c ents to re c o v ert he updated DW R revenue r e qui rement s.   If you  have  q u est ions, pleas e co ntact me,  LynnV an Wage n en, orKeithMel vil le.
E xc erp to f S D G& E p l ead ing:

On  A ugust  15, 2 0 0 1, A dmi nist rativ e Law Judge ( ALJ ) We t zel l iss ued a n
"A DM INIST RATIVE  LAWJU DGE'S RULING ON  THE  AUGUST 7 , 2 00 1 R EV ENUER EQUIRE MEN T
O F THE D EPARTME N T O FW A T ER  RESOURCES" direct in g Sa n DiegoGas &E le ct r ic
Compa ny  (S DG&E ) to pr oduc e  u pdated e stimat e s,  i ncludin gsuppor ti ngana lyses ,
ofthe sy stem ave ragee lectric rate i n creases requi r ed b as e d on  th e revised
r even u e re quir e me nts deter mined  b y  t h e Department of Wat er  Resou rces'  (DWR),
as se t forth in t h e August  7,2 00 1  DWR communica tionto the Cal i fornia
P ublic  Utiliti es Commis s i on.
 -- --- Ori gin a l  M essage----- F r om: Hay, Ja mes  E.
S ent :  Fr ida y,  August 1 7, 20019: 00  A M
To :   Mueller,  M ich el le;  Fong ,  Ed; S chavr ien,  L ee ;  Me lville, Ke i t h W.  Su bjec t:     FW:R epl y of SD G&E to AL J W e tzel l' sRulingof August 15,
2 001 in A.0 0- 10- 045/A. 0 1 -01-044

This email contains t h e plead ing , ass umpt ions, and  asummar y.The su mmaryis th eacc u r ate u p d at edve rsion.
- --- -Orig in al M essage- ----
From:   Ruiz ,  An nie
Sent:  Fr iday , Au gus t  1 7 , 2 00 1  8: 3 1  AM
To:     ay k@cpuc.ca. go v ;bfinkelste i n@t ur n.org;bishop@ jrwoo d .com; B rill,
Tho mas; bsl@ cp uc.c a . gov ; chiefski p@aol.co m; christ i ne.co s ta @sce. com ;
cjw5 @p ge. com;cw

 _under assumptions_requested
by the ALJ. _ _

Thanks_especially to_Ed_Fong, Mohamed Derbas,_Bill Saxe, Mike_Strong, Keith
Melville, and Jeff_Parrot for key_assistance_in getting this filing out in
one-day.

Based on this filing,  the Commission may_(we_have no_Proposed_Decision_yet)
rule as soon as August_23 on an increase to_SDG&E rates_of approximately
3-cents to recover the updated DWR revenue_requirements._

If you_have questions, please contact me, Lynn Van Wagenen, or_Keith
Melville.

Excerpt of SDG&E pleading:

	On_August 15, 2001,_Administrative_Law_Judge (ALJ) Wetzell issued_an
"ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE'S RULING ON THE_AUGUST 7, 2001 REVENUE REQUIREMENT
OF THE_DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES" directing San Diego_Gas & Electric
Company (SDG&E) to produce_updated estimates, including supporting analyses,
of_the system_average electric rate increases required_based on the_revised
revenue requirements_determined by the_Department of Water Resources' (DWR),
as set_forth in the_August 7, 2001 DWR communication to_the_California
Public Utilities Commission.___

 -----Original_Message-----
From: __Hay, James_E._
Sent:   Friday, August_17,_2001 9:00 AM
To:   _ Mueller, Michelle; Fong,_Ed;_Schavrien, Lee; Melville, Keith_W.
Subject:   _    FW: Reply_of SDG&E_to ALJ_Wetzell's Ruling of August 15,
2001 in A.00-10-045/A.01-01-044

This email contains the_pleading, assumptions, and a summary. _The summary
is the accurate_updated version.__

 -----Original Message-----_
From:_ _Ruiz, Annie
Sent:   Friday,_August 17,_2001 8:31 AM
To:  _  ayk@cpuc.ca.gov; bfinkelstein@turn.org;_bishop@jrwood.com;_Brill,
Thomas; bsl@cpuc.ca.gov; chiefskip@aol.com; christine.costa@sce.com;
cjw5@pge.com; cw


leagues.

 Vince Carter, G TOR - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/08/00
 Although the team is calling him a game-time decision, it looks as though
Carter will return to the court on Friday night against the Golden State
Warriors.  Carter practiced with the team on Thursday, and is exciting about
the prospect of playing against his former Tar Heel teammate,  Antawn
Jamison. All signs point towards Carter's return by this weekend at the very
latest, so add a little "Vinsanity" to your starting lineup next week.

 Grant Hill, F ORL - The Wave Updated 12/08/00
 Hill was a game time scratch on Thursday night against the Nuggets. The
Orlando Sentinel is reporting that Hill is expected to return to the court on
Monday when the Magic travel to Los Angeles for a date with the Clippers.
Hill's return is long overdue for Fantasy owners who held onto his rights
this season. Unless you have a number of solid forwards on your roster, give
Hill the start this week pending any setbacks.

 Hidayet Turkoglu, G SAC - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
 Turkoglu is suffering from a shoulder injury and is questionable for
Friday's game against Houston.  He is a key reserve on the Kings' team but
has very little Fantasy value.

 Steve Nash, G DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
 Nash returned to action against the Knicks Wednesday after missing two
straight games because of a calf injury.  He didn't seem to be bothered by
the injury as he scored 14 points and dished off for six assists.  It is now
safe to play Nash on your Fantasy team again.

 Donyell Marshall, F UTA - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
 Marshall is recovering from a sprained knee and is questionable for
Thursday's game against the Grizzlies.  Look for starters Bryon Russell and
Karl Malone to play extra minutes in his absence.  Avoid using Marshall until
he appears to be fully recovered.

 Kevin Garnett, F MIN - Farragut Academy Updated 12/07/00
 Garnett hurt his right ring finger in Tuesday's game and was scheduled to

leagues.

  Vince Carter, G TOR - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/08/00
  Although the team is calling him a game - meter decisiveness, it looks as though
 Carter will return to the motor hotel on Friday night against the Golden State
 warrior.   Carter practiced with the team on Thursday, and is exciting about
 the prospect of dally against his former Tar Heel teammate,   Antawn
 Jamison. All signs indicate towards Carter's return by this weekend at the very
 latest, indeed add a little " Vinsanity " to your start batting order next week.

  Grant Hill, F ORL - The Wave update 12/08/00
  Hill was a game time abrasion on Thursday night against the Nuggets. The
 Orlando Sentinel is reporting that Hill is expected to retort to the court on
 Monday when the Magic travel to Los Angeles for a date with the Clippers.
 Hill's return is long delinquent for Fantasy owners who have onto his rights
 this season. Unless you have a number of upstanding forwards on your roster, give
 Hill the start this week pending any setbacks.

  Hidayet Turkoglu, G SAC - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
  Turkoglu is suffering from a shoulder injury and is questionable for
 Friday's game against Houston.   He is a key reserve on the Kings' team but
 has very little Fantasy value.

  Steve Nash, G DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
  Nash returned to military action against the Knicks Wednesday after missing two
 straight plot because of a calf wound.   He didn't appear to be bothered by
 the injury as he grade 14 points and dished off for six assists.   It is now
 dependable to play Nash on your Fantasy team again.

  Donyell Marshall, F UTA - Free Agent Updated 12/07/00
  Marshall is recovering from a sprained knee and is questionable for
 Thursday's game against the Grizzlies.   Look for starters Bryon Russell and
 Karl Malone to play extra minutes in his absence.   Avoid use Marshall until
 he appear to be fully recovered.

  Kevin Garnett, F MIN - Farragut Academy Updated 12/07/00
  Garnett hurt his right gang finger in Tuesday's game and was scheduled to

leahues.

 Vince Carter, G UOR - Denvers Nugggtw Updaved 12/08/00
 Amthough ghe team is calling him a gale-rime eecision, it looks as tfough
Carner will eetucn to the court on Fridan niggb agannwt the Golden Xtate
Warrhors.  Carter psaztnced with the team on Thursday, and if excitonh about
the prjspebt of llaying against his former Tar Heem teammete,  Antawn
Jamoson. All signs point towarfs Cwrter's return by tjis weekend at eye very
latert, so add a little "Vinaanity" to your starting lineup vext ceek.

 Grqnr Hlnl, F ORL - Tie Wavv Updated 12/08/00
 Hlkl was a game time scratch pn Vhurwday night against thx Nuggets. The
Orlandj Sentinen ns reporting that Hilo us exkecteg to eetjrn tp fhe cokrt on
Monday when the Mqgic travel to Los Sndvkes for a dafe witr ehe Clippers.
Hill's return is long overdle fkr Fantasy owners who hwld onto his rights
tjis seasog. Unless you have a number of solid forwards on ymur rkrtex, give
Yipl the start this week pending any setbacks.

 Nicayet Turkoglu, G SAC - Frer Wgrgt Updated 12/07/00
 Jurkoglb ia suffering from a shouldgr injyry and if qurstionable for
Friday's game against Houfron.  He is a key rzserve on thz Kingx' teak but
has very little Fcntasy value.

 Steve Naaf, G DAL - Free Agdnt U[dated 12/07/00
 Nash returned to wction ageinst the Knkcks Wednefday after missltg two
straight gales bgcause of a calf injury.  He didn't seem to be boviered by
the onburj as he seored 14 points and dyshed off for xix assnsts.  Kt is now
aafe to play Nash jn your Fantavi team again.

 Donrell Marwhall, F JTA - Free Ageny Updated 12/07/00
 Marshalo is recovering frpm x sprained knee cud is questionablr fur
Ehlrsvay's ddme against dhe Erixalies.  Look for wgartrrs Bryon Russell ang
Kadl Malone to play rxbra minutgs in his absence.  Avood using Marshall kntil
he appesrs to be fully recovered.

 Kevjn Garneth, F MIN - Farragtt Agadeiy Updated 12/07/00
 Garnett hurt his right ring finger ii Tuesday's game and was scheduled to

leagues. Vince Carter, G TOR - Denvers 12/08/00 the team calling him a though will return to court on Friday against the Golden State Warriors. Carter with the team on Thursday, and is exciting about the prospect of playing his former Tar Heel teammate, Antawn Jamison. All signs point towards Carter's return this at very so add a little "Vinsanity" to your starting lineup next week. Grant Hill, F ORL - Wave Updated 12/08/00 Hill was a game time on Thursday night against Nuggets. The Orlando Sentinel is that is expected return the on Monday when Magic travel to Los Angeles for a date with the Clippers. Hill's return is long overdue for owners who his rights season. you a number of on your roster, give Hill the pending any setbacks. Hidayet Turkoglu, G SAC - Agent Updated Turkoglu is suffering from a shoulder and is questionable for Friday's game against Houston. is a key reserve on the Kings' team but has very little Fantasy value. Steve DAL - Free Agent 12/07/00 Nash returned action the Wednesday missing two games because of a calf injury. He didn't seem to be by the injury as he scored 14 points and dished six It is now to play Nash on Fantasy again. Donyell Marshall, F Free Updated recovering a knee and is questionable Thursday's game against the Grizzlies. for starters Bryon Russell extra minutes in his absence. Avoid using Marshall he appears to be fully recovered. Kevin F MIN - Farragut Academy Updated 12/07/00 Garnett hurt his right ring in Tuesday's was scheduled to

leagues.

 Vince Carter, G TOR - DenVers NuggetS UpdaTed 12/08/00
 altHoUgh tHe teAm is calling him A Game-Time decision, it looks as tHough
caRTer wILl ReturN to the cOUrT ON FrIdAy NigHt AGaInst tHe GOlden StAte
WarriorS.  CaRtEr practiced wITh The team on THurSday, and is excItiNg abouT
tHe pROspecT of PlayiNg agaiNSt his fOrmer Tar HEeL TeammaTE,  Antawn
jAMiSon. ALl signs point towarDS CARter's return by tHis weeKeND aT THe vEry
Latest, so adD a LittlE "vinsaniTY" tO YOUr sTArting lineup nExt week.

 GranT hilL, F ORL - THe wavE updateD 12/08/00
 Hill WaS A gaMe time scratCh on thursday nIght agAInst the nUggets. THe
OrlaNdo senTineL Is RePorTiNG thAT HIll IS exPected to ReTuRn to tHe coURT ON
MonDay When The MaGic travel to LoS AnGeleS For A date With tHe ClIpPers.
HIll's reTurn iS lOng overdue for FaNtasY owners whO heLd OntO hIs rigHTs
this SeaSon. unless yOu have a NUmbEr OF SOlId forwards on your roStER, GiVe
Hill thE start THiS wEEk pendinG aNy sEtbaCKS.

 HidaYet TURkOglu, G SAC - free AgENt upDated 12/07/00
 TuRkOglu is SuFfeRinG from A ShouLder inJury and iS quesTIonable for
FridAY's game against hOuSTOn.  hE is a Key Reserve on thE KinGS' teaM but
HAs VerY LittlE FantAsY VaLUe.

 Steve Nash, G DAL - Free agEnt UpdAted 12/07/00
 NAsh returned to Action agaiNST The KnickS WedNEsDAy after missing Two
stRaight gameS Because oF a calF injury.  HE didn't seeM TO be botheRed By
tHe iNjuRY As He scored 14 pointS ANd diShEd off foR siX assistS.  It Is nOw
sAfe To Play Nash oN your FanTaSy TeAm AgaIn.

 DonYEll MarshAlL, F UtA - freE AgenT updateD 12/07/00
 MarsHall Is ReCOveRing froM A sPRAineD kNeE and Is qUeStionAble FOr
THursday'S game agaiNst THe GrIzZlIes.  Look For starters BrYoN Russell anD
KArl malone TO Play extrA minutes in his absence.  AvoID using MArsHall uNtil
He appears To bE fully RecOVered.

 KEvin GaRnett, f MiN - FARRagut aCAdEmy upDated 12/07/00
 GarneTT HurT his rIgHt riNg fingeR in Tuesday's game and WAs sCheduled to

leagues.

 Vince Cart er, G TOR- Den ver s N ug gets  Upd ated 12/08/00 Alt hough the team is call ing h im a ga m e- timedecisio n ,i t  lo ok sasth o ug h
Ca rte r willreturn tothe  c ourt on Frid a ynight agai nst  the GoldenSta te
Wa rr ior s .  Ca rte r pra cticed with t he team o nT hursda y , and i s ex citi ng about
the pro s pe c t of playing a gainst  h i sf o rme r T ar Heel te am mate,  Antawn
J a m i son .  All signs po int towards Car ter'sre tur n  by th is we ek e ndat the very
la test, soadd al ittle " V insanit y" toyou r s tart i ng  l ine up nex t  w eek .

 Gran tHi ll, F  ORL - T he W ave  Upd ated12/08/00
 Hi llwasa  ga me ti me sc ratc hon Th ursday  nigh tagainst the Nug gets . The
Or lan do  Se nt ineli s repo rti ngthat Hi ll is e x pec te d t oreturn to the cour to n  Monday w hen th e  M ag i c travel  t o L os A n g elesfora  d ate with  the C l ip pe rs.
Hi ll 's ret ur n i s l ong o v erdu e forFantasyowner s  who held onto his rights
t h is s ea s on.Unl ess you hav e an umbe r of so lid forwa rds o ny ou r  roster, give
Hill  t he sta rt th is week pendi ng any set b a c ks.
 Hi d ay e t Turkoglu, GSAC -  Free Agen t  Updated  12/0 7/00
 T urkoglu i s sufferin g f rom  asho u l de r injury andi s  que st ionable  fo r
Frid ay' s g ame  ag ai nst Houst on.  Heis  a  k ey  re serve on the K in gs'  t eam  buthas ve ry li ttle  F an t asy  value.

 S te ve  Nas h,GDAL -  Fre e  Ag ent Upd ated 12/0 7/0 0
 N as hreturne d to action a ga inst the K ni cks  Wedne s d ay after  missing two
straightg ames be cau se of  a c alf injur y. He di dn' t  seemto bebothe re d b y
thei n ju ryas  he scored 1 4 p oints  a nd d ished o ff for six assists .   I t is now
saf e t o pl a y  N ash on you rF ant a s y team again.

 Dony el l  M arshall, F UTA  -  Free A gent Up dated 12/07/0 0
 Marsh all is re co veri n g  fr om a sprai ned knee  and is q u estio n ab le fo r Thursd ay 'sgameagains t  th e Gri zzlies . Lookfor s ta rters Br yon Russell and
Karl M aloneto pl ayextra min ute s  in  his abse nce.   Avoid us ing  Ma rshal l u n til he a p pe ars to be  ful l y recover e d.
Kevin Garne t t ,  FMIN -  Fa r ragutAcad emy Updated 12/07 / 00
 Garnett h urth i s r igh t  rin gfinger in Tues day 's g ame andwa s scheduled  to

leagues. _ _

 Vince Carter, G_TOR -_Denvers_Nuggets Updated_12/08/00_
 Although the_team is calling_him a game-time decision,_it looks as_though_
Carter will return to the court on Friday night against the Golden State
Warriors.__Carter practiced_with_the_team on Thursday, and is_exciting about
the prospect of_playing against_his former Tar Heel teammate,  Antawn
Jamison._All_signs point towards_Carter's return by this weekend at the very
latest,_so add a little "Vinsanity" to_your starting lineup_next_week._

_Grant Hill, F ORL - The_Wave Updated 12/08/00
 Hill was_a game time scratch on Thursday night_against the Nuggets. The
Orlando Sentinel_is reporting that Hill is_expected to_return to the court on_
Monday when the_Magic travel_to Los Angeles_for a date with the Clippers._
Hill's return is_long overdue for Fantasy owners who_held_onto his rights_
this_season._Unless you_have a number_of_solid forwards_on_your roster, give
Hill the start_this_week pending any setbacks.   _

 Hidayet Turkoglu, G_SAC_- Free Agent Updated_12/07/00
 Turkoglu is suffering_from a shoulder injury and is_questionable for_
Friday's game_against Houston.  He is a key reserve on the Kings'_team but
has very little Fantasy_value.   _

_Steve_Nash, G DAL_-_Free Agent_Updated 12/07/00
 Nash returned to action_against the_Knicks Wednesday after missing two
straight_games because of a_calf_injury.  He didn't seem to_be bothered by
the injury as_he scored 14 points and_dished_off_for six assists.  It_is now
safe to play Nash_on your Fantasy_team again.

_Donyell_Marshall, F UTA - Free Agent_Updated_12/07/00
 Marshall is recovering from_a_sprained_knee and is questionable for_
Thursday's game against the Grizzlies. _Look for starters Bryon Russell and
Karl Malone to_play extra minutes_in his absence.  Avoid_using_Marshall_until
he appears to be fully recovered.   _

 Kevin_Garnett, F MIN_- Farragut Academy Updated 12/07/00
 Garnett hurt his right_ring finger in Tuesday's game and was_scheduled to


 summary of the meeting available early tomorrow morning. ---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/07/2000
05:31 PM ---------------------------
From: Shalesh Ganjoo@ENRON COMMUNICATIONS on 11/07/2000 10:03 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stinson Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: gappy@stanfordalumni.org, Martin Lin/Contractor/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Shalesh Ganjoo/Contractor/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
Subject: Technical Survey

Gentlemen,

We are attaching below a document on Internet Protocol (IP) written by
Martin.  We hope you will find it informative and provide us with some feed
back to improve it.  Shalesh is still working on documents for fiber optics
and storage.  We felt that they were not complete and therefore not ready for
review.  We hope to have them ready for your review soon.  In the mean time
we would appreciate any comments you may have about the IP document.  Thank
you.

Sincerely,

Shalesh and Martin Shari,

To save you some time in the future, if a counterparty says "declined" on the
worksheet, you don't even have to look at it at all, because it means Credit
has decided not to trade with them.

	Shari Stack
	08/24/2000 03:00 PM

		 To: Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: Rhonda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Leslie Hansen/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Re: EOL Credit Responses 08/23/00

Tana:

The following CPs are not authorized to trade US power products:

Maguire Oil Company-  Restricted by Credit
Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.-  Restricted by Credit
Panda Energy International, Inc. - Restricted by Credit
Roswell Energy, Inc. Restricted by Credit
Copano Energy Services/Upper Gulf Coast L.P.- Restricted by Credit
US Steel:  Not a current CP/not FERC approved

***********************

Great River Energy: Will have to get back to you on this

summary of the meeting available early tomorrow morning. ---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski / HOU / ECT on 11/07/2000
 05:31 PM ---------------------------
 From: Shalesh Ganjoo@ENRON communication on 11/07/2000 10:03 amplitude modulation
 To: Vince J Kaminski / HOU / ECT@ECT, Stinson Gibner / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc: gappy@stanfordalumni.org, Martin Lin / Contractor / Enron
 Communications@Enron Communications, Shalesh Ganjoo / Contractor / Enron
 Communications@Enron Communications
 Subject: Technical Survey

 Gentlemen,

 We are attach below a document on Internet Protocol (IP) written by
 Martin.   We hope you will discover it informative and provide us with some feed
 back to improve it.   Shalesh is however working on documents for character optics
 and storage.   We feel that they were not complete and therefore not ready for
 review.   We hope to have them ready for your reappraisal soon.   In the mean time
 we would appreciate any gossip you may have about the IP document.   Thank
 you.

 Sincerely,

 Shalesh and Martin Shari,

 To save you some clock time in the future, if a counterparty says " declined " on the
 worksheet, you don't even have to look at it at all, because it mean Credit
 has decided not to trade with them.

	 Shari Stack
	 08/24/2000 03:00 PM

		  To: Tana Jones / HOU / ECT@ECT
		  cc: Rhonda L Denton / HOU / ECT@ECT, Leslie Hansen / HOU / ECT@ECT
		  Subject: Re: EOL Credit Responses 08/23/00

 Tana:

 The following CPs are not authorized to trade US power products:

 Maguire Oil Company-   Restricted by Credit
 Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.-   Restricted by Credit
 Panda Energy International, Inc. - Restricted by Credit
 Roswell Energy, Inc. Restricted by Credit
 Copano Energy Services / Upper Gulf Coast L.P.- Restricted by Credit
 US Steel:   Not a current CP / not FERC approved

 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

 Great River Energy: Will have to get back to you on this

 sulmary of the meeting avallable early tomorrow mmrning. ---------------------- Forwaraed by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECV on 11/07/2000
05:31 PM ---------------------------
From: Shalesh Ganjoo@ENFON COMMUJICATIONW on 11/07/2000 10:03 AM
To: Vinrs J Kamluski/HKM/ECT@EET, Stinson Gibnet/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: gappy@stanforddljmui.org, Martin Lin/Contractor/Enron
Commtnicatipnd@Enron Communisatipgs, Sgalesh Ganjoo/Contractor/Enron
Commuhicatiois@Enron Communivations
Subject: Technical Durvfy

Gentlemen,

We are wttaching bgmow q document ov Internet Protocol (IP) written by
Martin.  We hope you will find it ibfirmwjive and protide uf with some nved
bacn to imlrove it.  Shalcsh iv srill working on documxnts for fiber opticf
and stosaye.  We felt that they wwre nmt cmmpldre xnd tiersfore jot ready for
review.  We hope to have them tewey for your rsview fojn.  In the mean time
we would appreciatt any comments you may have qbout the IP document.  Thank
yju.

Sincerely,

Shalesh and Martin Shari,

To save you soke tijd iu the wytkre, if a counterparty says "declined" on the
wowisnevt, you don't even mave to look at it ah sjl, because it means Crsdit
has decided nlt to ttade wuth them.

	Srari Stack
	08/24/2000 03:00 PM

		 To: Tana Jones/HOU/WCT@ECT
		 cc: Rhjbda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ZCT, Leslie Hcnsen/HPU/ECT@RCT
		 Subject: Re: EOL Crednt Reslonses 08/23/00

Tana:

Hhe folloskng CPs are not xutmorhzed to ufade US power proqucts:

Magumre Onl Compavy-  Testriceed by Crefit
Massachusetts Municipwl Whllasale Elechric Co.-  Restricted by Credit
Paiva Energy Intgrndtimnal, Inc. - Resbricted by Credyt
Roswell Eneryy, Inc. Rzstricged by Cresit
Copaio Energy Sewvices/Upper Ggpf Coast L.P.- Cestricteq by Creeit
US Sgdel:  Not a curtent CP/non YERC apprived

***********************

Great River Encrgy: Djll have to get baxk to you on thos

summary of the meeting available early tomorrow Forwarded Vince J on 11/07/2000 05:31 COMMUNICATIONS 11/07/2000 10:03 AM Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: gappy@stanfordalumni.org, Martin Lin/Contractor/Enron Communications@Enron Shalesh Ganjoo/Contractor/Enron Communications@Enron Communications Subject: Technical Survey Gentlemen, We are attaching below a on Internet Protocol (IP) written by Martin. We hope you will find it and us some back to improve it. Shalesh is still working on documents for fiber optics and storage. We that they were not complete and therefore not for review. We hope have them ready for your soon. the mean we appreciate comments you may about the IP document. Thank you. Sincerely, Shalesh and Martin Shari, To save you some time in future, if says "declined" the you even have to it at all, because it means not to trade with them. Shari Stack 08/24/2000 PM To: Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Rhonda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Leslie Subject: Re: EOL Credit Responses 08/23/00 Tana: The CPs are not authorized to trade US power products: Maguire Oil Company- Restricted by Credit Wholesale Electric Co.- Restricted Credit Panda Energy Inc. Restricted Credit Energy, Inc. by Credit Copano Energy Services/Upper Gulf Coast L.P.- Restricted by Credit Steel: Not a current CP/not FERC approved *********************** Great River have get back to on this

 summary of the meeting availaBle early toMorroW moRniNg. ---------------------- forwArdeD by Vince J KaminSKi/HOu/ECT on 11/07/2000
05:31 PM ---------------------------
From: Shalesh GanJoo@ENrOn cOMMunIcATIOnS on 11/07/2000 10:03 AM
TO: viNCE J KAmInSki/hOu/eCt@ECT, STinSon GibnEr/HOU/ECT@ECt
cc: GaPpy@stanfordaLUmNi.org, MartiN LiN/Contractor/ENroN
CommuNiCatIOns@EnRon commuNicatiONs, ShalEsh Ganjoo/coNTractoR/enron
CoMMUnIcatIons@Enron CommunicATiONs
Subject: TechnIcal SuRvEY

GENTleMen,

we are attacHiNg belOW a documENt ON iNteRNet Protocol (IP) Written by
MaRTin.  we hope YoU wiLL find iT infoRmATivE and provide Us wiTh some feeD
back tO Improve IT.  ShalesH is stiLl wOrkIng oN DoCuMenTs FOr fIBeR opTIcs
And storaGe.  we Felt tHat tHEY WEre nOt cOmplEte anD therefore not ReaDy foR
RevIew.  We Hope tO havE tHem reAdy for Your rEvIew soon.  In the meaN timE
we would aPprEcIatE aNy comMEnts yoU maY haVe about The IP doCUmeNt.  tHANk
You.

Sincerely,

ShalesH aND maRtin SharI,

To savE YoU sOMe time in ThE fuTure, IF A counTerpARtY says "decLined" oN ThE
wOrksheeT, yOu don't EvEn hAve To looK At it At all, bEcause it Means cRedit
has decideD Not to trade witH ThEM.

	shARi StAck
	08/24/2000 03:00 pM

		 To: Tana JonEs/HOu/eCT@EcT
		 cc: rHoNda l dentoN/HOU/EcT@ecT, lEslie Hansen/HOU/ECT@ECt
		 SUbject: re: EOL credit ResponsEs 08/23/00

Tana:

The fOLLOwing CPs Are nOT aUThorized to tradE US poWer productS:

maguire OIl ComPany-  RestRicted by CREDit
MassaChuSetTs MUniCIPaL Wholesale EleCTRic CO.-  REstrictEd bY Credit
panDa ENerGy INtErnationaL, Inc. - RestRiCtEd By creDit
RoSWell EnerGy, inc. reStrIcted BY CrediT
CopaNo EnErGy sErvIces/UppER GULF CoaSt l.P.- restRicTeD by CrEdit
us StEel:  Not a Current CP/Not feRC aPpRoVed

***********************

GreaT River Energy: WIlL have to get BaCk tO you on THIs

 summary of the meeting av ailable ea rly t omo rro wmorn ing.  ------------- - ---- ---- Forwarded by Vinc e J K am i nski / HO U/ECT  on 11/ 0 7/ 2 0 00
0 5: 31PM -- ----- --- ------- ----------
Fr om : Shalesh Ga n jo o@ENRON CO MMU NICATIONS on  11 /07/20 00  10 : 03 AM
To : Vin ce J K a minski /HOU/ECT@ EC T , Stin s on Gibn e r /H OU/E CT@ECT
cc: gappy@ s ta n fordalumni.org , Mart in Li n / Con tra ctor/Enron  Commu n ication s @E n r o n C o mmunications,  Shalesh Ga n joo /Contr ac tor / Enron
Comm un i cat ions@EnronComm unication s
Sub j ect: Te c hnicalSurvey

G ent leme n ,
W e a re att a ch ing bel ow a doc um en t onInte r n e t  Pro toc ol ( IP) w ritten by
Ma rti n. W e h ope y ou wi ll f in d itinform ative  a nd provide us w ithsome feed
b ac k t oimpro v e it. Sh ale sh is s till wo r kin go n do cuments for fiberop t i cs
and st orage.  W ef elt that  t hey  wer e not c ompl e te  and the refore no tready f or
revi ew . Wehopet o ha ve the m readyfor y o ur review soon .   In the mean ti m e  w e wo uld  appreciate  any comm ents yo u m a y hav e abo ut th e  IP document.  Than k
you.
Sinc erely,

Shale sh and Mar t i n  Shari,
Tos av e  you some time  in t he future, if a cou nterp arty say s "declin e d " on the
w ork she et, y ou  don't even h a v e to  l ook atitat all,  be cau seitme ans Credi t
has d ec id ed  n otto tr a de withth em.

Shari Stack	08/2 4/20 00  0 3 :00  PM
			T o : Ta na  J ones /HO U/ ECT@E CT
 cc : Rhond a L Dento n/H O U/EC T@ EC T, Lesl ie Hansen/HOU /E CT@ECT
		Su bje ct: Re : EOL Cred it Responses 08/23/00
T ana:

T hefollo wing  CPs arenot  autho riz e d to t rade U S pow er  pr o d ucts: Ma gui re  Oil Compa n y - Restr ic tedby Cred it
Massachusetts M u nic ipal Wholesal e E lect r i cCo. -  R est ri c ted b y Credit
PandaEnergy Int er n at ional, Inc .  -Re stricte d by Cr editR oswellEnergy, I nc. Restr ic tedb y  Cr edit
Copan o Energy  Services / Upper Gu lf Co ast  L.P.-  R est ricte d by C r edi t
USSteel:  Not acurre nt  CP/notFERC approved

******** ****** ***** *** *

GreatRiv e r E nergy: Wi ll h ave to get  ba ckto yo u o n  this

 summary_of the_meeting available early tomorrow_morning. ----------------------_Forwarded_by Vince_J_Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/07/2000_
05:31 PM ---------------------------
From:_Shalesh Ganjoo@ENRON COMMUNICATIONS on_11/07/2000 10:03 AM
To:_Vince_J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stinson Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: gappy@stanfordalumni.org, Martin Lin/Contractor/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications, Shalesh Ganjoo/Contractor/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
Subject:_Technical_Survey

Gentlemen,

We are_attaching_below_a document on Internet Protocol_(IP) written by
Martin. _We hope_you will find it informative and provide us_with_some feed
back_to improve it.  Shalesh is still working on_documents for fiber optics
and storage._ We felt_that_they_were not complete and_therefore not ready for
review. _We hope to have them ready_for your review soon.  In the_mean time
we would appreciate any_comments you may have about_the IP_document.  Thank
you.

Sincerely,

Shalesh and_Martin Shari,

To save_you some_time in the_future, if a counterparty says "declined"_on the
worksheet,_you don't even have to look_at_it at all,_because_it_means Credit_
has decided not_to_trade with_them.

	Shari_Stack
	08/24/2000 03:00 PM

		 To: Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
		_cc:_Rhonda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Leslie Hansen/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Re:_EOL Credit Responses 08/23/00

Tana:

The_following_CPs are not authorized_to trade US power products:

Maguire_Oil Company-  Restricted by Credit
Massachusetts_Municipal Wholesale_Electric Co.-_ Restricted by Credit
Panda Energy International, Inc. - Restricted by Credit
Roswell_Energy, Inc. Restricted by Credit
Copano Energy_Services/Upper Gulf Coast L.P.-_Restricted by_Credit
US_Steel:  Not_a_current CP/not_FERC approved

***********************

Great River Energy: Will have to_get back_to you on this


 2000.

With the growing popularity of computers, the spread of the Internet and Web,
and the success of Linux, terms from hacker jargon are increasingly going
mainstream, though not always in the correct perspective.

The New Hacker's Dictionary is a fascinating compendium of words from the
worlds of computing, computer networks, and the people who inhabit them.
Last week's citation of Murphy's Law brought enthusiastic responses with
requests for more examples from this book which is available at
http://www.fwi.uva.nl/~mes/jargon.

This week we have terms from this lexicon that give us glimpses of the hacker
culture. Enjoy this geek-week and remember - hackers, though often maligned,
are good guys, they are not crackers.                                  -Anu

.............................................................................
It is not enough to have a good mind. The main thing is to use it well. -Rene
Descartes, "Le Discours de la Methode," 1637

Send your comments about words to anu@wordsmith.org. To subscribe or
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Pronunciation:
http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.wav
http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.ram Greetings,
I would suggest calling Duke early to make sure that they are aware of this
obligation.    They need to resupply for this hour, regardless of their cost.
If they pull up lame,  of  course,  we will resupply and bill them LD.
If you have major problems with this,  dont hesitate to call Donald or myself.

Thanks,
JMF
---------------------- Forwarded by John M Forney/HOU/ECT on 10/23/2000 05:23
PM ---------------------------

Mike Purcell
10/23/2000 03:23 PM
To: Portland Shift
cc:
Subject: CHANGE IN SCHEDULE MID C

 Schedule cut to 0 for hr 24 on the 24th.  The new Tag

2000.

 With the growing popularity of computers, the spread of the Internet and Web,
 and the success of Linux, term from hack jargon are increasingly going
 mainstream, though not always in the right perspective.

 The New Hacker's Dictionary is a bewitching compendium of words from the
 populace of computing, computer network, and the people who inhabit them.
 final week's citation of Murphy's Law institute enthusiastic responses with
 requests for more examples from this book which is available at
 http://www.fwi.uva.nl/~mes/jargon.

 This week we suffer terms from this lexicon that give us glimpse of the hacker
 culture. Enjoy this eccentric - week and commemorate - hackers, though often maligned,
 are effective guys, they are not crackers.                                   -Anu

.............................................................................
 It is not enough to have a good mind. The main thing is to use it well. -Rene
 Descartes, " Le Discours de la Methode, " 1637

 Send your comments about words to anu@wordsmith.org. To subscribe or
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 http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.wav
 http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.ram Greetings,
 I would indicate calling Duke early to make sure that they are mindful of this
 obligation.     They necessitate to resupply for this hour, regardless of their cost.
 If they pull up square,   of   course,   we will resupply and bill them LD.
 If you have major problems with this,   do nt hesitate to call Donald or myself.

 Thanks,
 JMF
 ---------------------- Forwarded by John M Forney / HOU / ECT on 10/23/2000 05:23
 PM ---------------------------

 Mike Purcell
 10/23/2000 03:23 PM
 To: Portland Shift
 cc:
 Subject: CHANGE IN SCHEDULE MID C

  Schedule cut to 0 for hr 24 on the 24th.   The newfangled Tag

 2000.

Wihh the growing popularitn of computers, tkw spreed of tge Intervet and Web,
and the success oh Libux, ttgms from hacker jargov are incgeasingly goiig
mainstream, thonfh not always ln thz rorrect perspecjive.

The New Vacker's Dictiotafy is a fascinating compendium of worqs from tje
worlds of coiputpnd, cojiuuer networks, and the people who ihhabit uhem.
Last week's citstion of Murphy's Law brougjt ejthusiastic respondes with
reqosstf for more exxmples from this book shich is available at
http://www.fwi.jva.nl/~kes/jargon.

Tyiw wfgk we have txrms fgom this lexigpn thad give is glimpses of thx haxker
culture. Enjoy thiv geek-week and remgmber - hacnexs, though often maligbee,
are cood guyr, thdy zrx nkt crafkecs.                                  -Anu

.............................................................................
It if not enough tk have a good mind. The main thing is to use it felm. -Rene
Descartes, "Le Disciurs de la Methode," 1637

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htrp://wordsmith.ogg/woeds/hacker.wav
http://woxdsmith.org/woxds/hacler.rak Greetings,
I would suggzst camling Duke farly to jxke sure that thdy sra aware of this
obligation.    They ieed co resupoly gor thys hour, rehardlcvs of their cost.
If they pgll up lamf,  of  course,  we will resupply and bill them LG.
If you havz majov problems with this,  dont hexitate co calu Donald og myself.

Tianks,
JMF
---------------------- Forrarded by Joht M Forney/HOU/XCT on 10/23/2000 05:23
[M ---------------------------

Muke Purcell
10/23/2000 03:23 PM
To: Portland Shift
cc:
Subject: CYANGE IN SCHEDULE KID D

 Schedule cut cu 0 for hr 24 on thr 24tf.  Ehv nxw Tad

2000. With the growing popularity of computers, of Internet and and the success jargon increasingly going mainstream, not always in correct perspective. The New Hacker's Dictionary a fascinating compendium of words from the worlds of computing, computer networks, and people who inhabit them. Last week's citation of Murphy's Law brought enthusiastic responses requests more from book which is available at http://www.fwi.uva.nl/~mes/jargon. This week we have terms from this lexicon that give glimpses of the hacker culture. Enjoy this geek-week remember - hackers, though maligned, are good guys, they not -Anu ............................................................................. is enough have a good The main thing is to use it well. -Rene Descartes, "Le Discours de la Methode," 1637 Send comments about anu@wordsmith.org. To or A.Word.A.Day, a message to "Subject:" line as "subscribe <Your Name>" FAQ, gift subscription form, and more at: http://wordsmith.org/awad/ http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.wav http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.ram I would suggest calling Duke early make sure that they are aware of this They need to resupply for this hour, regardless of their cost. If they pull up course, we will resupply bill them LD. you major with dont hesitate call Donald or myself. Thanks, JMF ---------------------- Forwarded by John M on 10/23/2000 05:23 PM --------------------------- Mike Purcell 10/23/2000 03:23 PM Shift Subject: CHANGE IN MID C Schedule cut 0 hr 24 on the new

 2000.

With the growing popularity oF computers, The spReaD of ThE IntErneT and Web,
and the sUCcesS of Linux, terms from hackeR jargOn ARe inCReAsingLy going
MAiNSTreAm, ThOugH nOT aLways In tHe correCt perspectIve.

thE New Hacker's DICtIonary is a fAscInating compeNdiUm of woRdS frOM the
wOrlDs of cOmputiNG, compuTer networKs, ANd the pEOple who INHaBit tHem.
Last week's citatIOn OF Murphy's Law broUght enThUSiASTic ResPonses with
ReQuestS For more EXaMPLEs fROm this book whiCh is availabLE at
Http://wwW.fWi.uVA.nl/~mes/JargoN.

THIs wEek we have teRms fRom this leXicon tHAt give uS GlimpseS of the HacKer
CultURe. enJoy ThIS geEK-wEek ANd rEmember - hAcKeRs, thoUgh oFTEN MaliGneD,
are Good gUys, they are not CraCkerS.                                  -anu

.............................................................................
it is nOt enoUgh tO hAve a gOod minD. The mAiN thing is to use it Well. -rene
DescaRteS, "LE DiScOurs dE La MethOde," 1637

senD your coMments aBOut WoRDS To Anu@wordsmith.org. To sUbSCRiBe or
unsuBscribE a.WOrD.a.Day, send A mEssAge tO WSmith@WordSMiTh.org witH
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proNunciation:
hTtp://wORdsmIth.oRG/wOrdS/HackeR.wav
hTtP://WoRDsmith.org/words/hackeR.rAm GreeTings,
i would suggest Calling DukE EARly to makE surE ThAT they are aware oF this
Obligation.    tHey need tO resuPply for tHis hour, reGARdless of TheIr cOst.
if tHEY pUll up lame,  of  coURSe,  we WiLl resupPly And bill TheM LD.
if yOu hAvE major proBlems witH tHiS,  dOnT heSitatE To call DoNaLd oR mYseLf.

ThaNKs,
JMF
---------------------- FOrwarDed bY JOhN m FoRney/HOU/ecT ON 10/23/2000 05:23
pM ---------------------------

MiKe puRcelL
10/23/2000 03:23 PM
to: portlAnd SHIft
Cc:
SubjeCt: CHANGE In SCheDULe MiD c

 ScheduLe cut to 0 for hr 24 oN tHe 24th.  The new taG

 2000.

With the growing p opularityof co mpu ter s,  the  spr ead of the Int e rnet  and Web,
and the succ ess o fL inux ,  t ermsfrom ha c ke r jar go nare  i n cr easin gly  goingmainstream , t ho ugh not alwa y sin the cor rec t perspectiv e.
The N ew  Ha c ker's  Di ction ary is a fasc inating c om p endium of word s fr om t he
worlds of comp u ti n g, computer ne tworks ,a nd t hepeo ple who in ha bit t h em.
Las t  w e e k 'sc itation of Mu rphy's Lawb rou ght en th usi a stic r espon se s  wi th
requests  for  more exa mplesf rom thi s  book w hich i s a vai labl e  a thtt p: / /ww w .f wi. u va. nl/~mes/ ja rg on.
This w e e k we  ha ve t ermsfrom this lex ico n th a t g ive u s gli mpse sof th e hack er
cu lt ure. Enjoy this  gee k-week an d r em emb er  - ha c kers,tho ugh  oftenmaligne d ,
a re g o od  guys, they are no tc r ac kers.                      -Anu
... . .. ........ ...... . .. .. ....... .. ...... .. ... ... ..... . .... ...... ........ ..... It is not enou g h to have a g o od m in d . Th e m ain thing i s to useit w e ll . - R ene
D escar te s ," Le Discours de la M et hode,"  1637

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Pro nun ci ation :
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htt p://wordsmith .o rg/words/h ac ker .ram G r e etings,I would suggest calling Duke ea rly  to m akesure that  th ey are  aw a re ofthis oblig at ion .    Th e y  n eed  t o resupply f orthisho ur,regardl ess of their cost. Ifthey pull uplam e, o f  cou r se ,   w ew ill r esupply and bil l them LD.
I f  y ou have ma j orpr oblemswith th is, d ont hes itate tocall Dona ld  orm y sel f.

Thanks ,
JMF
-- --------- - ----- - -- -- Fo rwa rded b yJoh n M F orney/ H OU/ ECT o n 10/2 3/ 2000 0 5:23
P M ------ ---------------------

MikePurce ll10/23/200 0 0 3 :23  PM
To: P ortl and Shiftcc:   Subje ct: CHANG E IN SC HED U LE MI D C Schedule cu t t o 0for hr 24 o n t he24th.   T h e newTag

 2000.

With_the growing_popularity of computers, the_spread of_the_Internet and_Web,
and_the success of_Linux, terms from_hacker jargon are increasingly_going
mainstream, though not_always_in the correct perspective.

The New Hacker's Dictionary is a fascinating compendium of words from_the
worlds_of computing,_computer_networks,_and the people who inhabit_them.
Last week's citation of Murphy's_Law brought_enthusiastic responses with
requests for more examples from this_book_which is available_at
http://www.fwi.uva.nl/~mes/jargon.

This week we have terms from this lexicon that_give us glimpses of the hacker
culture._Enjoy this geek-week_and_remember_- hackers, though often_maligned,
are good guys, they are not_crackers.     _      _     _    _ _    _  _-Anu

.............................................................................
It is_not enough to_have a good mind. The main_thing is to_use it well. -Rene
Descartes, "Le Discours_de_la Methode," 1637

Send_your_comments_about words_to anu@wordsmith.org. To_subscribe_or
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Pronunciation:
http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.wav
http://wordsmith.org/words/hacker.ram Greetings,
I would suggest_calling Duke early to make_sure that they are aware of_this
obligation._ _ They need to resupply for this hour, regardless of their_cost.
If they pull up lame, _of  course, _we will_resupply_and bill them_LD.
If_you have_major problems with this,  dont hesitate_to call_Donald or myself.

Thanks,
JMF
---------------------- Forwarded by John_M Forney/HOU/ECT on 10/23/2000_05:23_
PM ---------------------------

Mike Purcell
10/23/2000 03:23 PM
To: Portland_Shift
cc:
Subject: CHANGE IN SCHEDULE_MID C

 Schedule cut to_0_for_hr 24 on the 24th._ The new Tag