  and let them know who you are. My score is in the subject box...
>> >  Don't peek but begin the test as you scroll down and answer.
>> >
>> >  Answers are for who you are now...not who you were in the past.
>> >  Have pen or pencil and paper ready. This is a real test given by the
>> >  Human Relations Dept at many of the major corporations today. It
>> >  helps them get a better insight concerning their employees and
>> >  potential employees.  It's only 10 simple questions, so... Grab a
>> >  pencil and paper, keeping track of your letter answers. Make sure
>> >  to change the subject of the e-mail to read YOUR total.  When you are
>> >  finished, forward this to as many friends as you have, and also send
it
>> > to
>> >  the person who sent this to you.
>> >
>> >  Make sure to put YOUR score in the subject box.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  Ready??  Begin...
>> >
>> >  1.  When do you feel your best?
>> >
>> >       (a)  in the morning
>> >       (b)  during the afternoon & early evening
>> >       (c)  late at night
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  2.  You usually walk
>> >
>> >       (a)  fairly fast, with long steps
>> >       (b)  fairly fast, with short, quick steps
>> >       (c)  less fast head up, looking the world in the face
>> >       (d)  less fast, head down
>> >       (e)  very slowly
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  3.  When talking to people you
>> >
>> >       (a)  stand with your arms folded
>> >       (b)  have your hands clasped
>> >       (c)  have one or both your hands on your hips
>> >       (d)  touch or push the person to whom you are talking
>> >       (e)  play with your ear, touch your chin,or smooth your hair
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >

and let them know who you are. My score is in the subject corner...
 > > >   Don't glance but get down the test as you scroll down and answer.
 > > >
 > > >   Answers are for who you are immediately... not who you were in the past.
 > > >   Have pen or pencil and newspaper quick. This is a real test given by the
 > > >   Human Relations Dept at many of the major corporations today. It
 > > >   helps them catch a better penetration concerning their employees and
 > > >   potential employees.   It's only 10 simple questions, thus... Grab a
 > > >   pencil and paper, keeping cut of your letter answers. Make sure
 > > >   to change the discipline of the e - mail to read YOUR total.   When you are
 > > >   finished, forward this to equally many friends as you have, and also send
 it
 > > > to
 > > >   the person who sent this to you.
 > > >
 > > >   Make certain to arrange YOUR score in the subject box.
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >   Ready? ?   Begin...
 > > >
 > > >   1.   When do you feel your best?
 > > >
 > > >        (a)   in the morning
 > > >        (b)   during the good afternoon & early evening
 > > >        (c)   deep at night
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >   2.   You normally walk
 > > >
 > > >        (a)   reasonably fast, with long steps
 > > >        (b)   fairly fast, with light, quick steps
 > > >        (c)   less fast pass up, looking the world in the face
 > > >        (d)   less fast, head down
 > > >        (e)   very slowly
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >   3.   When lecture to people you
 > > >
 > > >        (a)   stand with your arms folded
 > > >        (b)   give birth your hand clasped
 > > >        (c)   have one or both your hands on your hips
 > > >        (d)   touch or crusade the person to whom you are talking
 > > >        (e)   play with your auricle, touch your kuki, or smooth your hair
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >
 > > >

  ajd let them know who you are. My score is in thx subjedt box...
>> >  Don't peek but begin the tesv as you wcroll down and answer.
>> >
>> >  Answegs are foe whi you are now...not who you scre iu vhe past.
>> >  Have pen or petcil and paper rdaby. This is a real test given by the
>> >  Human Rflations Dept wt msgy or the major corporations today. It
>> >  helps them get a brtter insight concerning tjeir employees and
>> >  pltential emkmoyqws.  It's only 10 simple qlzstions, so... Frab a
>> >  pencil and paper, keepivg trcck of your lwttft answers. Maje suge
>> >  to changc the sgbject pf the e-mail tp rxad TOUR total.  When you ere
>> >  finished, forwatd this to aa many friends as yiu haee, atd auwo rens
iv
>> > fo
>> >  tje 'erson who aent this ti you.
>> >
>> >  Make sure uo [ly YOUR score in thq fubject box.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  Ready??  Begin...
>> >
>> >  1.  When do you feel your best?
>> >
>> >       (a)  in the morninh
>> >       (f)  during the afternoon & early evening
>> >       (c)  nate et niymb
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  2.  You usually walk
>> >
>> >       (a)  fairly fast, witr lpnn steps
>> >       (b)  fairly faxt, wojh short, quick steps
>> >       (c)  less fast jead up, lookung the wjrld in the face
>> >       (d)  less fast, head djqn
>> >       (e)  very dlowly
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  3.  Wnen tslking to people you
>> >
>> >       (a)  stand aith your xrms folded
>> >       (n)  vave your hands clasped
>> >       (c)  heve oue or bogh ypur hagds on youg hips
>> >       (d)  touch og pusk the person to whom you are talking
>> >       (e)  play with yout edr, nouch youx chin,pr smooth youw hair
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >

and let them know who you are. is the subject >> > Don't as scroll down and >> > >> Answers are for who you are who you were in the past. >> > Have pen or pencil and ready. This is a real test given by the >> > Human Relations at of major today. It >> > helps them get a better insight concerning their employees and >> > employees. It's only 10 simple questions, so... Grab >> > pencil and keeping track of your letter Make >> > change subject the e-mail to YOUR total. When you are >> > finished, forward this to as many friends as you have, also send > to > person sent this to > >> > Make sure to in the subject box. >> > >> > > >> Ready?? Begin... >> > >> > When do you feel your best? >> > > (a) in the morning >> > (b) during the afternoon & early evening >> late at night >> >> > >> >> 2. usually >> > > (a) fairly fast, with long steps >> > (b) fairly with short, quick steps >> > (c) less fast head the in the face > (d) less fast, down > (e) very slowly >> >> 3. talking people you >> > > (a) stand with your folded >> > (b) > (c) have one or both your hands your hips >> > (d) touch or the person to whom you are talking >> > (e) play with ear, touch smooth your hair >> > >> > >> >> >

  and let them know who you are. My Score is in tHe subJecT boX...
>> >  DOn't pEek bUt begin the test AS you Scroll down and answer.
>> >
>> >  AnsWers aRe FOr whO YoU are nOw...not whO YoU WEre In ThE paSt.
>> >  hAvE pen oR peNcil and Paper ready. thiS iS a real test giVEn By the
>> >  Human relAtions Dept at ManY of the MaJor COrporAtiOns toDay. It
>> >  hELps theM get a bettEr INsight COncerniNG ThEir eMployees and
>> >  potentIAl EMployees.  It's onlY 10 simplE qUEsTIOns, So... GRab a
>> >  pencil AnD papeR, Keeping TRaCK OF yoUR letter answerS. Make sure
>> >  to CHanGe the sUbJecT Of the e-Mail tO rEAd YoUR total.  WheN you Are
>> >  finishEd, forwARd this tO As many fRiends As yOu hAve, aND aLsO seNd
IT
>> > to
>> >  THe PerSOn wHo sent thIs To You.
>> >
>> >  MaKe suRE TO Put YoUR ScorE in thE subject box.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  ReAdy??  begiN...
>> >
>> >  1.  wheN do yoU feel Your BeSt?
>> >
>> >       (a)  in The morNing
>> >       (b)  DuRing the afternooN & earLy evening
>> >       (C)  laTe At nIgHt
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  2.  You USually WalK
>> >
>> >       (a)  fAirly faSt, with lONg sTePS
>> >       (B)  FaIrly fast, with short, qUiCK StEps
>> >       (c)  less Fast heAD uP, lOOking the WoRld In thE FAce
>> >       (d)  lEss fASt, Head down
>> >       (E)  very sLOwLy
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >  3.  when talKiNg to peOpLe yOu
>> >
>> >       (a)  Stand WIth yOur armS folded
>> >       (b)  Have yOUr hands clasped
>> >       (C)  Have one or both YOuR HAnDS on yOur Hips
>> >       (d)  touch oR pusH The pErsoN To WhoM You arE talkInG
>> >       (E)  pLAy with your ear, touch yOuR chin,oR smooTh your hair
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >

  and let them know who yo u are. Myscore  is  in  t he s ubje ct box...
>> >  Don 't peek but begin thetestas yous cr oll d own and an s w er.
> >>
> >>  Answe rsare for  who you a reno w...not whoy ou  were in t hepast.
>> > Hav e penor  pe n cil a ndpaper  ready .  Thisis a real  t e st giv e n by th e >>  > Human Relations D e pt at many of the  major  c o rp o r ati ons  today. It
> > > h elps th e mg e t  ab etter insight  concerning the ir emp lo yee s  and
> > > po t ent ial employe es. It's onl y 10 s i mple qu e stions,  so...  Gr aba
>> > p enc il and pa per ,  ke eping tr ac kof yo ur l e t t e r an swe rs.Makesure
>> >  to  ch ange the  subj ect o f th ee-mai l to r ead Y OU R total.  Whenyouare
>> > fi ni she d,  forw a rd thi s t o a s manyfriends asyo u h av e, and also send
i t> >  >  to
>> >   thep er so n  who sen tthi s to y ou.
> > >> >>  Makesure t o  p ut  YOUR s co re inth e s ubj ect b o x.
> > >
>>  >
>> >>> >Ready??  Begin . ..
>> >
>> >1. Wh e n do  yo u feel your  bes t ?
>>  >
> >  >      (a )  in  t h em orning
>> >       ( b)   duri ng th e afternoon &  early eve n i n g
>> >    (c )   late at nigh t
>>>
>> >
>>>
>> >  2 .  Yo u usuall y walk
>> >
>> >     (a ) fai r l yfast, with lo n g  ste ps
>> >     (b) fai rly  fa st,  w ith short , quickst ep s>>  >    (c)  les sfas thea d up, lookin g the  wor ld  i n  th e face> >>     (d )  l ess  f ast,head dow n
>> >      (e)   v e ry s lo wl y
>> >>> >
>> >
>>> 3.  Whenta lki ng top e ople you
>> >
>> >       (a)  s t and wit h y our a rmsfolded
>>  >     (b)  haveyour h andscl asp e d
>> >    (c )  have on e orbothyo ur h ands on  your hips
>> >    (d)  touch or  pu sh t h e  p ers o nt o w ho m  yo u are talking
>>>       (e )pl ay with yo u r e ar , touch  your c hin,o r  smooth  your hai r
>> >
>>  >
>>> >>>

 _and let_them know who you_are. My_score_is in_the_subject box...
>> >_ Don't peek_but begin the test_as you scroll_down_and answer.
>> >
>> >  Answers are for who you are now...not who you_were_in the_past.
>>_>_ Have pen or pencil_and paper ready. This is_a real_test given by the
>> >  Human Relations_Dept_at many of_the major corporations today. It
>> >  helps them_get a better insight concerning their_employees and
>> >__potential_employees.  It's only_10 simple questions, so... Grab a
>>_>  pencil and paper, keeping_track of your letter answers. Make sure
>>_>  to change the subject_of the e-mail to read_YOUR total._ When you are
>> >_ finished, forward_this to_as many friends_as you have, and also send
it
>>_> to
>> >_ the person who sent this_to_you.
>> >
>> >__Make_sure to_put YOUR score_in_the subject_box.
>>_>
>> >
>> >
>> >  Ready??__Begin...
>> >
>> >  1.  When_do you feel your_best?
>>_>
>> >  _    (a)_ in the morning
>> > _ _ _ (b)  during the afternoon & early evening
>> > _     (c)_ late at night
>>_>
>> >
>>_>
>>_>  2.__You usually_walk
>> >
>> >    _ _(a)  fairly fast, with long_steps
>> >  __   (b)  fairly_fast, with short, quick steps
>> >_    __(c)_ less fast head up,_looking the world in the face
>>_>  _    (d)  less_fast,_head down
>> >   __  (e)  very slowly
>>_>
>>_>
>>_>
>> >  3. _When talking to people you
>> >
>>_>       (a) _stand with your_arms folded
>> >  ___  (b)  have your hands clasped
>> > _ _  _(c)  have one or both your hands on your_hips
>> >     _ (d)  touch or push the person to whom you_are talking
>> >     _ (e)  play with your ear,_touch your chin,or smooth_your_hair
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >


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company sell shares of its stock that they own?=20

A. Although it may look like a red flag, it isn't necessarily=20
one. Many executives today receive a large part of their=20
compensation in stock options. So when they have to buy a house=20
or make a college tuition payment, they sell some shares. They=20
may also be trying to diversify their investments, not wanting=20
to have too much of their portfolio in one company.=20

On the other hand, one insider (or many insiders) selling might=20
indeed signal a loss of faith in the company. If you're worried,=20
you might want to take a closer look at the company's recent=20
performance. Perhaps fire up your computer and see what people=20
interested in the company are saying about it online, on message=20
boards.=20

Q. What does "insured by FDIC" mean, and what does it NOT=20
insure?=20

A. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) insures our=20
traditional checking, savings and money market accounts (as well=20
as CDs) held at banks and thrifts for up to $100,000. Note,=20
though, that the FDIC does not cover stocks, bonds, mutual=20
funds, life insurance policies, annuities and the like. For=20
these, check with your financial service company to see what=20
kind of insurance may be provided.=20

Learn more about the FDIC at their website. To make sure you are=20
stashing your short-term cash in the most profitable place,=20
check out our Savings Center.=20
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OPTIONS 101
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 YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED=20

 Q. Should an investor be concerned if one or more officers of a=20
 company deal parcel of its stock that they own?=20

 A. Although it may look like a red iris, it isn't necessarily=20
 one. Many executives today receive a big share of their=20
 compensation in stock certificate options. So when they get to buy a house=20
 or make a college tuition payment, they sell some shares. They=20
 may besides be trying to diversify their investments, not wanting=20
 to have besides much of their portfolio in one company.=20

 On the other hand, one insider (or many insider) selling might=20
 indeed bespeak a loss of religion in the company. If you're worried,=20
 you might want to take a close look at the company's recent=20
 performance. Perhaps fire up your computer and see what people=20
 interested in the company are saying about it online, on message=20
 boards.=20

 Q. What does " insured by FDIC " mean, and what does it NOT=20
 insure?=20

 A. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) insures our=20
 traditional checking, savings and money market accounts (as well=20
 as CDs) apply at banks and thrifts for up to $ 100,000. Note,=20
 though, that the FDIC does not brood stocks, bonds, mutual=20
 funds, life policy policies, annuities and the like. For=20
 these, check with your fiscal service company to see what=20
 kind of insurance may be provided.=20

 Learn more about the FDIC at their website. To make sure you are=20
 stashing your short - term cash in the most profitable place,=20
 control out our Savings Center.=20
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Q. Skiuld ai invesfor be cuncerned if one or more offirers of a=20
xompany sell shares of its stocn that tyey iqn?=20

A. Althoujg it man looi likz e red flag, it ixn't necessdrily=20
one. Many axdcbtives today receive a large part of their=20
cpmoensation in sjock p[tiohs. So when they have to buy a houss=20
or makt a college tuitiom payment, they sell some sjared. They=20
may also be hrying to duverfufy their inxestments, not wanting=20
tk have too much of their portfouio iu one compaby.=20

In hve other haid, one insider (or many inshders) srlling might=20
inceev sitnal a loss of faith mn the company. If yoo're worrieg,=20
yku might want to raje a wlosar luik xt uhe ckmpany'd rxcent=20
perforjance. Perhaps fire up your comkutqg and see whaf peopje=20
ynterested in the company are saying abmut it online, on message=20
boqrds.=20

Q. What does "insurgd by FDIC" mean, and what does it NOT=20
insure?=20

A. The Federal Depmsit Mnrurckge Cuep. (FDIC) insures our=20
traditional checking, savings znc koney market agcounts (as well=20
as VDd) ngld at banks avd thrnrta for up to $100,000. Note,=20
tjough, trat tye FDIC djes mot cover stocks, bonds, mutuql=20
funds, life unsurance policies, annuities cnd thg like. For=20
these, check with yobr finzncial servlce compahh to see what=20
kina on itsurance may be provided.=20

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stashlng ylus short-terl cash in the most profitable place,=20
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Q. shoUld An InveStor Be concerned if oNE or mOre officers of a=20
company sEll shArES of iTS sTock tHat they OWn?=20

a. aLthOuGh It mAy LOoK like A reD flag, it Isn't necessAriLy=20
One. Many execuTIvEs today recEivE a large part oF thEir=20
comPeNsaTIon in StoCk optIons. So WHen theY have to buY a HOuse=20
or MAke a colLEGe TuitIon payment, they selL SoME shares. They=20
may Also be TrYInG TO diVerSify their iNvEstmeNTs, not waNTiNG=20
TO haVE too much of theIr portfolio IN onE compaNy.=20

on tHE other Hand, oNe INsiDer (or many inSideRs) selling Might=20
iNDeed sigNAl a loss Of faitH in The CompANy. if You'Re WOrrIEd,=20
You MIghT want to tAkE a CloseR looK AT THe coMpaNy's rEcent=20
Performance. PeRhaPs fiRE up Your cOmputEr anD sEe whaT peoplE=20
inteReSted in the companY are Saying aboUt iT oNliNe, On mesSAge=20
boaRds.=20

q. WhAt does "iNsured bY fDIc" mEAN, AnD what does it NOT=20
insuRe?=20

a. tHe federal DEposit iNsUrANce Corp. (FdIc) inSureS OUr=20
traDitiONaL checkinG, savinGS aNd Money maRkEt accoUnTs (aS weLl=20
as CdS) helD at banKs and thrIfts fOR up to $100,000. Note,=20
thougH, That the FDIC doES nOT CoVEr stOckS, bonds, mutuaL=20
funDS, lifE insURaNce POliciEs, annUiTIeS And the like. For=20
these, cHeCk with Your fInancial serviCe company tO SEE what=20
kinD of iNSuRAnce may be proviDed.=20

LeArn more aboUT the FDIC At theIr websitE. To make suRE You are=20
stAshIng YouR shORT-tErm cash in the mOST proFiTable plAce,=20
Check ouT ouR SaVinGs CEnTer.=20
http://wwW.fdic.gov/
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Q. Should aninves to r  bec on cerne d if on e  o r mor eof fic er s  o f a=2 0
c ompanysell share s o fits stock th a tthey own?= 20
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one.M any exe c u ti vestoday receive a l a rg e  part of their =20
co mp e ns a t ion  in  stock opt io ns. S o  when t h ey h a vet o buy a house =20
or make a c ollege  t uit i on pay ment,  t h eysell some s hare s. They=2 0
maya lso bet rying t o dive rsi fythei r  i nv est me n ts, no t w a nti ng=20
to  h av e too  muc h o f  the irport folio  in one compa ny. =20Onthe o therhand ,one i nsider  (orma ny insiders) se llin g might=2 0
i nd eed  s ignal a loss  of  fa ith inthe com p any .I f yo u're worried,=20
y ou m ig ht wantto tak e  a  c l oser loo katthec o mpany 's r e ce nt=20
pe rforma n ce .Perhaps  f ire up  y our  co mpute r  and  see w hat peop le=20 interested int he company ar e  s a y in g  abo utit online,on m e ssag e=20 bo ard s .=20

Q.Wh a td oes "insured by FDI C"  mean,  andwhat does itNOT=20
ins u r e ?=20

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fu nd s, li fe i n sur ance po licies, a nnu i ties  a nd  the li ke. For=20
th es e, check w it h y our fi n a ncial se rvice company to see wh a t=20
ki ndof in sura nce may b e p rovide d.= 2 0

Lea rn mor e abo ut  th e FDICa t  t hei rwebsite. T o mak e sur eyouare=20stashing your shor t -te rm cash in th e m ostp r of ita b le pla ce , =20 c heck out our Sa vings Cent er . =2 0
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) Exchange business days after the day of posting the EFS on the
Floor of the Exchange.  Failure by an omnibus account or foreign broker to
submit either the agreement or the particular EFS information to the
Exchange may result in a hearing by the Business Conduct Committee to limit,
condition or deny access of such omnibus account or foreign broker to the
market. Travis McCullough
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street EB 3893
Houston Texas 77002
Phone:  (713) 853-1575
Fax: (713) 646-3490
----- Forwarded by Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT on 04/17/2001 01:35 PM -----

	Rex Shelby/ENRON@enronXgate
	04/17/2001 01:25 PM

		 To: Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: FW: FW: Enron/Sungard

 -----Original Message-----
From:  ron.lang@sungard.com@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-ron+2Elang+40sungard+2Ecom+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 11:16 AM
To: Shelby, Rex
Cc: ron.lang@sungard.com; Cromwell, Sheri L.; Shelby, Rex
Subject: Re: FW: Enron/Sungard

Hi Rex -

Given your extension of your NY trip, I will attempt today to set up and
propose a meeting for you in the NY area this week.

Review of your NDA doc is in process - I'll let you know when we're ready
to execute or if there are any changes requested from our legal department.

- Ron

"Shelby, Rex" <Rex.Shelby@enron.com> on 04/17/2001 08:28:29 AM

To:   <ron.lang@sungard.com>
cc:   "Cromwell, Sheri L." <Sheri.Cromwell@enron.com>, "Shelby, Rex"
      <Rex.Shelby@enron.com>

Subject:  FW: Enron/Sungard

Hello Ron --

My trip to the East Coast this week

) Exchange business days after the day of post the EFS on the
 Floor of the Exchange.   bankruptcy by an omnibus account or foreign agent to
 submit either the agreement or the finical EFS information to the
 Exchange may result in a earshot by the Business Conduct Committee to limit,
 condition or traverse entree of such omnibus account or foreign agent to the
 market. Travis McCullough
 Enron North America Corp.
 1400 Smith Street EB 3893
 Houston Texas 77002
 Phone:   (713) 853 - 1575
 Fax: (713) 646 - 3490
 ----- forward by Travis McCullough / HOU / ECT on 04/17/2001 01:35 PM -----

	 Rex Shelby / ENRON@enronXgate
	 04/17/2001 01:25 PM

		  To: Travis McCullough / HOU / ECT@ECT
		  cc:
		  Subject: FW: FW: Enron / Sungard

  -----Original Message-----
 From:   ron.lang@sungard.com@ENRON
 [ mailto:IMCEANOTES-ron+2Elang+40sungard+2Ecom+40ENRON@ENRON.com ]
 Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 11:16 AM
 To: Shelby, Rex
 Cc: ron.lang@sungard.com; Cromwell, Sheri L.; Shelby, Rex
 Subject: Re: FW: Enron / Sungard

 Hi Rex -

 Given your propagation of your NY trip, I will attempt today to fix up and
 propose a meeting for you in the NY area this week.

 Review of your NDA doc is in procedure - I'll let you know when we're ready
 to execute or if there are any change requested from our legal department.

 - Ron

 " Shelby, Rex " < Rex.Shelby@enron.com > on 04/17/2001 08:28:29 AM

 To:    < ron.lang@sungard.com >
 cc:    " Cromwell, Sheri L. " < Sheri.Cromwell@enron.com >, " Shelby, Rex "
       < Rex.Shelby@enron.com >

 Subject:   FW: Enron / Sungard

 Hello Ron --

 My trip to the East Coast this week

) Exfhange business days afttr the day of posjibg the EFS oh the
Flour of the Exchange.  Failure uy ab omnubus account or foreigv broker no
submit withtr the agreement or the particumwr EYS information tp the
Exchatge may result iv c hearing by the Business Conduct Coimittee tl limit,
conditijn og qeny access of such omnibus account or foreigi broker to the
karket. Travis McCullough
Engon Jorth America Corp.
1400 Smith Stregf EF 3893
Houston Texxs 77002
Phone:  (713) 853-1575
Fax: (713) 646-3490
----- Forwarded by Travis McCullough/FOU/ECC on 04/17/2001 01:35 PM -----

	Rgr Shfnby/ENRON@enrinXgane
	04/17/2001 01:25 PM

		 To: Travis McCgllough/NOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Xuboect: FW: FW: Enron/Sungard

 -----Ociginal Message-----
From:  ron.lang@sgnyard.com@ENRON
[mailto:IMXEQNOTEV-ron+2Alane+40wunears+2Erom+40SNRON@EJROI.com]
Sent: Thesday, Aprio 17, 2001 11:16 AM
To: Shelby, Rec
Cs: ron.lang@sungadd.com; Srjmwell, Sheri L.; Shelby, Rex
Subject: Re: FW: Tnron/Aungard

Hi Rex -

Given youe extension of your NI trip, I wyll attempt today to set up and
propose a meeting xor ykj iu the VT wrea this week.

Review of your NDA doc is in prjdexs - I'll let you hnow when wr'rf tgady
to execute or if thsre are any changed requefted drom our jegak department.

- Ron

"Shelby, Rex" <Eex.Shelby@enrjb.com> on 04/17/2001 08:28:29 AM

To:   <rln.lang@sungaxd.com>
cv:   "Ctomwell, Sheri L." <Sheri.Crumweml@enron.com>, "Dhelby, Res"
      <Rex.Shelby@evrok.cok>

Subject:  FW: Enron/Sungard

Hqllo Ron --

Ny txip to tfe Esst Cowst this wfek

) Exchange business days after the day the on the of the Exchange. or broker to submit the agreement or particular EFS information to the Exchange result in a hearing by the Business Conduct Committee to limit, condition or access of such omnibus account or foreign broker to the market. Travis McCullough North Corp. Smith EB 3893 Houston Texas 77002 Phone: (713) 853-1575 Fax: (713) 646-3490 ----- Forwarded by Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT 04/17/2001 01:35 PM ----- Rex Shelby/ENRON@enronXgate 04/17/2001 01:25 To: Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: FW: FW: Enron/Sungard -----Original Message----- ron.lang@sungard.com@ENRON Sent: Tuesday, 17, 11:16 To: Shelby, Rex ron.lang@sungard.com; Cromwell, Sheri L.; Shelby, Rex Subject: Re: FW: Enron/Sungard Hi Rex - Given your extension of NY trip, attempt today set and a meeting for the NY area this week. Review doc is in process - I'll let you when we're to execute or if there are changes requested from our legal department. - Ron Rex" <Rex.Shelby@enron.com> on 04/17/2001 08:28:29 AM To: <ron.lang@sungard.com> cc: "Cromwell, Sheri L." <Sheri.Cromwell@enron.com>, "Shelby, Rex" FW: Enron/Sungard Hello Ron My trip to East this

) Exchange business days after The day of poSting The eFS On The
FLoor Of the Exchange.  FAIlurE by an omnibus account or fOreigN bROker TO
sUbmit Either tHE aGREemEnT oR thE pARtIculaR EFs informAtion to the
excHaNge may result IN a Hearing by tHe BUsiness ConduCt COmmittEe To lIMit,
coNdiTion oR deny aCCess of Such omnibUs ACcount OR foreigN BRoKer tO the
market. Travis MCcuLLough
Enron NortH AmeriCa cOrP.
1400 sMitH StReet EB 3893
HousToN TexaS 77002
phone:  (713) 853-1575
FaX: (713) 646-3490
----- foRWARdeD By Travis McCulLough/HOU/ECT ON 04/17/2001 01:35 PM -----

	rex SheLbY/ENroN@enroNXgatE
	04/17/2001 01:25 Pm

		 to: TRavis McCullOugh/hOU/ECT@ECT
		 Cc:
		 SubjECt: FW: FW: ENRon/SungArd

 -----OriGinAl MEssaGE-----
FRoM:  roN.lANg@sUNgArd.COm@EnRON
[mailTo:iMcEANOtES-rON+2eLAng+40sUngArd+2ECom+40ENrON@ENRON.com]
SeNt: TUesdAY, ApRil 17, 2001 11:16 AM
to: SheLby, REx
cc: ron.Lang@suNgard.CoM; Cromwell, Sheri L.; shelBy, Rex
SubjEct: re: fW: ENrOn/SunGArd

Hi REx -

GIveN your exTension OF yoUr ny TRiP, I will attempt today To SET uP and
propOse a meETiNg FOr you in tHe nY aRea tHIS week.

reviEW oF your NDA Doc is iN PrOcEss - I'll lEt You knoW wHen We'rE readY
To exEcute oR if there Are anY Changes requestED from our legal DEpARTmENt.

- RoN

"ShElby, Rex" <Rex.SHelbY@EnroN.com> ON 04/17/2001 08:28:29 Am

To:   <ROn.lanG@sungArD.CoM>
Cc:   "Cromwell, Sheri L." <SheRi.cromweLl@enrOn.com>, "Shelby, ReX"
      <Rex.Shelby@ENROn.com>

SubJect:  fw: ENRon/Sungard

HellO Ron --

MY trip to the eAst Coast This wEek

) Exchange business days a fter the d ay of  po sti ng  the  EFS  on the
Flooro f th e Exchange.  Failure b y anom n ibus ac count  or for e ig n bro ke rtosu b mi t eit her  the ag reement or  th eparticular E F Sinformatio n t o the
Exchan gemay re su lti n a h ear ing b y theB usines s Conduct  C o mmitte e  to lim i t ,cond ition or deny acc e ss of such omnibu s acco un t  o r for eig n broker t othe
m a rket. T r av i s McC u llough
EnronNorth Ameri c a C orp.
1 40 0 S m ith St reetEB 389 3
Houston T exas  77002
Ph one: ( 713) 85 3 -1575
F ax: (7 13)  64 6-34 9 0
- - --- Fo rwa r ded  by Trav is  M cCull ough / H O U /ECT  on  04/ 17/20 01 01:35 PM - --- -

R exShelb y/ENR ON@e nr onXga te
	04 /17/2 00 1 01:25 PM
		 		 T o: Travis  Mc Cu llo ug h/HOU / ECT@EC T
	 c c:
		Subject :  FW :F W :  E nron/Sungard

 - -- - - Or iginal M essage - -- -- From:  r on .la ng@s u n gard. com@ E NR ON
[mai lto:IM C EA NO TES-ron +2 Elang+ 40 sun gar d+2Ec o m+40 ENRON@ ENRON.co m]
S e nt: Tuesday, A p ril 17, 20011 1: 1 6  A M
To:  Sh elby, Rex
C c: r o n.la ng@s u ng ard . com;Cromw el l ,S heri L.; Shelby, Re xSubjec t: Re : FW: Enron/S ungard

H i R ex -

Gi veny ou r  extension ofyourNY trip, I will att empttoday to  set up a n d
propose  amee tin g f o r  y ou in the NYa r ea t hi s week.

R eview o f y our  ND A d oc  is in pr ocess -I' ll  l et  yo u kno w  when we 'r e r ea dyto ex e cute o r ifther ear e  an y chang e sr e ques te dfrom  ou rlegal  dep a rtm ent.

-  Ron

"Sh e lby,  R ex " <Rex. Shelby@enron. co m> on 04/1 7/ 200 1 08:2 8 : 29 AM

T o:   <ron.lang@sungard. c om>
cc:   "Crom well , Sheri L ."<Sheri .Cr o mwell@ enron. com>,  " She l b y, Re x "
   <Rex.Shelb y @ enr on.co m>

Su bject: FW: Enron/Sungard

H ello Ron --
Mytrip t othe Ea s t C oa s t t h i s week

) Exchange_business days_after the day of_posting the_EFS_on the
Floor_of_the Exchange. _Failure by an_omnibus account or foreign_broker to
submit either_the_agreement or the particular EFS information to the
Exchange may result in a hearing by_the_Business Conduct_Committee_to_limit,
condition or deny access of_such omnibus account or foreign_broker to_the
market. Travis McCullough
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street_EB_3893
Houston Texas 77002
Phone:_ (713) 853-1575
Fax: (713) 646-3490    _
----- Forwarded by Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT_on 04/17/2001 01:35_PM_-----

	Rex_Shelby/ENRON@enronXgate
	04/17/2001 01:25 PM

		_To: Travis McCullough/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject:_FW: FW: Enron/Sungard

 -----Original Message-----
From: _ron.lang@sungard.com@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-ron+2Elang+40sungard+2Ecom+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001_11:16 AM
To: Shelby, Rex
Cc: ron.lang@sungard.com; Cromwell,_Sheri L.; Shelby, Rex
Subject: Re:_FW: Enron/Sungard

Hi_Rex -

Given your extension of_your NY trip,_I will_attempt today to_set up and
propose a meeting for_you in the_NY area this week.

Review of your_NDA_doc is in_process_-_I'll let_you know when_we're_ready
to execute_or_if there are any changes requested_from_our legal department.

- Ron

"Shelby, Rex" <Rex.Shelby@enron.com> on_04/17/2001 08:28:29 AM

To: __<ron.lang@sungard.com>
cc:   "Cromwell,_Sheri L." <Sheri.Cromwell@enron.com>, "Shelby, Rex"
_     <Rex.Shelby@enron.com>

Subject:_ FW:_Enron/Sungard

Hello Ron_--

My trip to the East Coast this week


watch-news@watch.org

Note from Bill Koenig:

Below is an excellent message given by Charlton Heston at Harvard.
Rush Limbaugh today said he has received 9000 e-mail requests for a
copy.

It is entitled 'Winning the Cultural War' and was given at the
Harvard Law School Forum, February 16, 1999.

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

I remember my son when he was 5, explaining to his kindergarten
class what his father did for a living. "My Daddy," he said,
"pretends to be people." There have been quite a few of them.
Prophets from the Old and New Testaments, a couple of
Christian saints, generals of various nationalities and different
centuries, several kings, three American presidents, a French
cardinal and two geniuses, including Michelangelo. If you want the
ceiling re-painted I'll do my best. There always seem to be a lot
of different fellows up here. I'm never sure which one of them gets
to talk. Right now, I guess I'm the guy.

As I pondered our visit tonight it struck me: If my creator gave me
the gift to connect you with the hearts and minds of those
great men, then I want to use that same gift now to re-connect you
with your own sense of liberty... your own freedom of
thought... your own compass for what is right. Dedicating the
memorial at Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln said of America, "We are
now engaged in a great Civil War, testing whether this nation or
any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long
endure." Those words are true again. I believe that we are again
engaged in a great civil war, a cultural war that's about to
hijack your birthright to think and say what resides in your heart.
I fear you no longer trust the pulsing lifeblood of liberty inside
you... the stuff that made this country rise from wilderness into
the miracle that it is.

Let me back up. About a year ago I became president of the National
Rifle Association, which protects the right to keep and
bear arms. I ran for office, I was elected, and now I serve... I
serve as a moving target for the media who've called me
everything from "ridiculous" and "dup

watch-news@watch.org

 Note from Bill Koenig:

 Below is an excellent message given by Charlton Heston at Harvard.
 Rush Limbaugh today said he has received 9000 e - chain mail request for a
 copy.

 It is entitled' gain the Cultural War' and was yield at the
 Harvard Law School Forum, February 16, 1999.

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

 I remember my son when he was 5, explaining to his kindergarten
 course what his father did for a living. " My dad, " he say,
 " pretends to be multitude. " There have been quite a few of them.
 Prophets from the Old and New Testaments, a couple of
 Christian saints, general of diverse nationalities and different
 centuries, several kings, three American president, a French
 cardinal and two geniuses, including Michelangelo. If you desire the
 ceiling re - painted I'll do my good. There constantly seem to be a draw
 of different fellows up here. I'm never sure which one of them catch
 to talk. Right now, I guess I'm the guy.

 As I pondered our sojourn tonight it fall me: If my creator gave me
 the gift to connect you with the hearts and minds of those
 great men, then I desire to practice that same gift now to re - plug in you
 with your own sense of liberty... your own freedom of
 opinion... your own compass for what is right. Dedicating the
 memorial at Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln said of America, " We are
 nowadays engaged in a great Civil War, testing whether this nation or
 any nation so think and so dedicated can long
 endure. " Those words are true again. I think that we are again
 engaged in a bang-up civil war, a cultural war that's about to
 hijack your birthright to think and say what resides in your heart.
 I reverence you no longer trust the pulsing lifeblood of liberty inside
 you... the stuff that made this country rise from wilderness into
 the miracle that it is.

 Let me back up. approximately a year ago I became president of the National
 Rifle Association, which protects the right to keep open and
 bear weaponry. I ran for agency, I was elected, and immediately I serve... I
 serve as a moving target for the media who've call me
 everything from " ridiculous " and " dup

watfh-news@watch.org

Note from Nill Koenig:

Below is an xxcelleht messaee given by Charlton Heston et Hqrvare.
Rush Limbaugh today sxid he had receivwd 9000 t-mail requests foc a
copy.

Ib is sktitlzd 'Winning the Coltural War' dnd was given dt tke
Harvard Law School Forum, February 16, 1999.

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

I remekbfr my son when he ews 5, sqpoaining to his kindergarten
clzss whau his father did fpr a living. "My Daddy," he sald,
"prftends to be peoplf." There havg beqb quite a fed of them.
Pgmphets froj the Old and New Testaments, a zouplz of
Christiqn saltts, generalw of narious natiokslitiev and dofferent
centurles, sxverql kings, three Americen presidents, a Frensh
cardinan cnd two geniuses, inclydung Mhchenangdoo. Kf gon wznt thf
cemling re-paihted I'll do my best. There alwaus weem to be a mot
of qisferent fellows up here. I'm never sure wvicg one of them gets
to taok. Right now, I guess L'm the gur.

As I pondered our visit tonight it struck me: If ky crxagor gwxw le
the gift to connect you with the hearts and jimdx of those
greab men, then I want yo uxg that same giwt now to re-connect you
with your orn sebse of lifertu... your own freedom of
thoughr... your own cjnpass for what is xight. Dedicacing tne
memprial at Gettysburg, Abrcham Ljncoln said of Ameridx, "We are
now engaeed it a greau Civil War, testind whether thix natiov or
sny naeion so cojceivcg and so dedicated can potg
endure." Tjose words are true again. I belmxve that we ate dgapn
engaged in a great civil rar, a cultural war thct's abuut to
hijabk your bmrthright to think and saf what residev in youw heqrt.
I fear yuj no longer trist the pllfing lifeblood of libevty ivaide
you... the stuyy uhqt made this cpungry rpse fwmm wildernesv ingo
tfr mirxcle that ib ir.

Let me back up. About a fear ago I became presodcnt of thg Nationaj
Rifle Associstion, which protecus the rijht to kegp and
bear arms. I ran for offics, I was epecbed, and now I serye... I
ferve as a moving target for the media who've callxd me
everything from "rieiculous" and "dup

watch-news@watch.org Note from Bill Koenig: Below is message by Charlton at Harvard. Rush received e-mail requests for copy. It is 'Winning the Cultural War' and was at the Harvard Law School Forum, February 16, 1999. ************ I remember my when he was 5, explaining to his kindergarten class what his father did a "My he "pretends to be people." There have been quite a few of them. Prophets from the Old New Testaments, a couple of Christian saints, generals various nationalities and different several kings, three American presidents, French and two including If want the ceiling I'll do my best. There always seem to be a lot of different fellows up here. I'm sure which them gets talk. now, guess I'm the I pondered our visit tonight it my creator gave me the gift to connect with the and minds of those great men, I want to use that same gift now re-connect you with your own sense of liberty... your own freedom of thought... your own what is right. Dedicating memorial at Gettysburg, Lincoln of "We now engaged a great Civil War, testing whether this nation or any nation conceived and so dedicated can long endure." Those words are I that we are engaged in a great war, cultural war that's about your to what in heart. I fear you longer trust the pulsing lifeblood liberty inside you... the rise from wilderness into the miracle that it Let me back up. About a year I became president of the National Rifle Association, which protects the right keep and I ran for office, I was elected, and I serve... I serve a moving target for the media who've called me from and "dup

watch-news@watch.org

Note from bill Koenig:

below Is aN exCeLlenT mesSage given by ChaRLton heston at Harvard.
Rush LimBaugh ToDAy saID hE has rEceived 9000 E-MaIL ReqUeStS foR a
COpY.

It is EntItled 'WiNning the CuLtuRaL War' and was giVEn At the
HarvaRd LAw School ForuM, FeBruary 16, 1999.

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

i rEmeMBer my Son When hE was 5, exPLaininG to his kinDeRGarten
CLass whaT HIs FathEr did for a living. "My dAdDY," he said,
"pretendS to be pEoPLe." tHEre HavE been quite A fEw of tHEm.
ProphETs FROM thE old and New TestAments, a coupLE of
christIaN saINts, genErals Of VAriOus nationalItieS and diffeRent
ceNTuries, sEVeral kiNgs, thrEe AMerIcan PReSiDenTs, A freNCh
CarDInaL and two gEnIuSes, inCludING mIcheLanGelo. if you Want the
ceilinG re-PainTEd I'Ll do mY best. therE aLways Seem to Be a loT
oF different felloWs up Here. I'm nevEr sUrE whIcH one oF Them geTs
tO taLk. Right Now, I gueSS I'm ThE GUY.

AS I pondered our visit ToNIGhT it strucK me: If mY CrEaTOr gave me
ThE giFt to CONnect You wITh The heartS and miNDs Of Those
grEaT men, thEn i waNt tO use tHAt saMe gift Now to re-cOnnecT You
with your own SEnse of liberty... YOuR OWn FReedOm oF
thought... youR own COmpaSs foR WhAt iS Right. dedicAtINg THe
memorial at GettysbUrG, AbrahAm LinColn said of AmeRica, "We are
nOW ENgaged in A greAT CIVil War, testing wHetheR this natioN Or
any natIon so ConceiveD and so dedICAted can lOng
EndUre." thoSE WoRds are true agaIN. i belIeVe that wE arE again
eNgaGed In a GreAt Civil war, a Cultural WaR tHaT's AboUt to
hIJack your BiRthRiGht To thiNK and saY what ResiDeS iN YouR heart.
I FEaR YOu no LoNgEr trUst ThE pulsIng lIFebLood of lIberty insIde
YOu... thE sTuFf that mAde this countrY rIse from wilDeRneSs into
THE miracle That it is.

Let me back up. AbouT A year agO I bEcame PresIdent of thE NaTional
rifLE AssocIation, Which PrOteCTS the rIGHt To kEeP and
bear arMS. i raN for oFfIce, I Was elecTed, and now I serve... I
seRVe aS a moving targeT foR the MEDiA whO'Ve CAllEd ME
evERYthing from "ridicUlous" and "duP

watch-news@watch.org

No te from Bi ll Ko eni g:
B elow  isan excellent m e ssag e given by Charlton He stonat Harv a rd .
Rus h Limba u gh t oda ysa idhe ha s rec eiv ed 9000  e-mail re que st s for a
copy .
It is enti tle d 'Winning t heCultur al  Wa r ' and  wa s giv en att he
Har vard LawSc h ool Fo r um, Feb r u ar y 16 , 1999.

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

I remember m y sonwh e nh e  wa s 5 , explaini ng  to h i s kinde r ga r t e n
c l ass what hisfather didf ora livi ng . " M y Dadd y," h es aid ,
"pretends  tobe people ." The r e haveb een qui te a f ewofthem .
P ro phe ts fro m  t heO ldand NewTe st ament s, a c o u pleofChri stian  saints, gene ral s of var iousnatio nali ti es an d diff erent
c enturies, sever al k ings, thr eeAm eri ca n pre s idents , a  Fr ench
ca rdinala ndtw o g en iuses, including M ic h e la ngelo. I f youw an tt he
ceili ng  re -pai n t ed I' ll d o  m y best.Therea lw ay s seemto  be alo t
o f d iffer e nt f ellows  up here . I'm never sure whi c h one of them ge t s
t o  tal k.Right now,I gu e ss I 'm t h eguy .

AsI pon de r ed our visit tonight i tstruck  me:If my creator  gave me
t h e gift toconn e ct you with the h earts  and minds of those
grea t men, t hen I wan t to use t hat  sa megif t no w to re-conne c t  you
w ith you r o wn sens e o f l ibe rty .. . your ow n freedo mof
t ho ugh t...y our ownco mpa ss  fo r wha t  is ri ght.Dedi ca ti n g t he
memo r ia l at G et ty sbur g,Ab raham  Lin c oln  said o f America , " W e ar eno w engag ed in a great  C ivil War,te sti ng whe t h er thisnation or
any nation so conceiv edand s o de dicated c anlong
e ndu r e." Th ose wo rds a re  tr u e  agai n .  I  be li eve that w e are  agai nenga ged ina great civil war, a c ultural war t hat 's a b o ut  to hi j ack  y o urb i rthright to thi nk and say  w h at  resides i n  yo ur  heart.
I fear  youn o longe r trust t he pulsin glife b l ood  of libert y inside
you... t h e stu f fthatmad e this  c oun try r ise fr o m w ilder ness i nt o
themirac le  that it  is.

Let me back up. A bout a  year  ag o I becam e p r esi dent of t he N ational
Ri fle  As socia tio n , whi ch p r ot ect s  therigh t  to keepa nd
be a r  a rms. I ranf o r  of fice,  Iw as ele cted , and now I serve . .. I
serve asa mo v i ngtar g et f or  the media who 've  c a l led me
e ve rything fro m "ridic ul o us" a nd "du p

watch-news@watch.org

Note from_Bill Koenig:

Below_is an excellent message_given by_Charlton_Heston at_Harvard.
Rush_Limbaugh today said_he has received_9000 e-mail requests for_a
copy.

It is entitled_'Winning_the Cultural War' and was given at the
Harvard Law School Forum, February 16, 1999.

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

I_remember_my son_when_he_was 5, explaining to his_kindergarten
class what his father did_for a_living. "My Daddy," he said,
"pretends to be people."_There_have been quite_a few of them.
Prophets from the Old and New_Testaments, a couple of
Christian saints, generals_of various nationalities_and_different
centuries,_several kings, three American_presidents, a French
cardinal and two geniuses,_including Michelangelo. If you want the
ceiling_re-painted I'll do my best. There always_seem to be a lot
of different_fellows up here. I'm never_sure which_one of them gets
to talk._Right now, I_guess I'm_the guy.

As I_pondered our visit tonight it struck_me: If my_creator gave me
the gift to connect_you_with the hearts_and_minds_of those
great_men, then I_want_to use_that_same gift now to re-connect you
with_your_own sense of liberty... your own freedom_of
thought... your own compass_for_what is right. Dedicating_the
memorial at Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln_said of America, "We are
now engaged_in a_great Civil_War, testing whether this nation or
any nation so conceived and so_dedicated can long
endure." Those words are_true again. I believe_that we_are_again
engaged in a_great_civil war,_a cultural war that's about to
hijack your_birthright to_think and say what resides in_your heart.
I fear you_no_longer trust the pulsing lifeblood of_liberty inside
you... the stuff that made_this country rise from wilderness_into
the_miracle_that it is.

Let me back_up. About a year ago I_became president of_the National
Rifle Association, which protects the right_to_keep and
bear arms. I ran for_office,_I was elected, and now I_serve..._I
serve_as a moving target for_the media who've called me
everything from_"ridiculous" and "dup


Just so you'll know: "The natural gas market is a real success story....FERC
has gotten an enormous amount of things right. The market may not be
unblemished, but there are lots who consider the natural gas market the best
market in the world offering genuine price discovery on a daily basis across
dozens of products. It's something everyone should be proud of," Robert Levin
of the New York Mercantile Exchange told a FERC conference yesterday.

"The natural gas market has performed remarkably admirably through a range of
market conditions with hundreds, if not thousands of market participants,
using an extraordinary selection of market instruments," Levin continued,
adding that the Commission should be supporting the "growth and increased
sophistication of commerce. You're at that point now."

Warning against so-called solutions offered by some at the day-long
conference to increase liquidity or tie the natural gas market to the
electric market, Levin cautioned, "liquidity cannot be legislated. Don't
overreact. The electric market is poorly regulated. Remedies from the natural
gas market should be transferred to the electric market, rather than allow
the gas market to be corrupted by the regulatory mistakes of the electric
market.

"Rather than worry over regulating an hourly market for natural gas, change
the electric market," which Levin believes has developed its over-emphasis on
the hourly market because of the artificial tilt toward the spot market.

But while Levin warned against too much market meddling, others among the
more than 30 representatives of the industry and its customers testifying at
FERC's conference on competitive natural gas markets argued for a variety of
initiatives to increase market liquidity by changing the rules for pipeline
transportation.

Eliminating the shipper-must-have-title rule, promoting expansion of the
existing pipeline infrastructure (especially in the Northeast), doing away
with straight-fix-variable (SFV) rate design, review of firm-to-wellhead
rates in the production region and the allocation of transportation costs
between the upstream and downstream were among the chief proposals proffered
by mostly pipeline customers.

However, greater gas market liquidity shouldn't be confused with increased
competition in pipeline transportation, municipals and producers told FERC

Just so you'll know: " The natural accelerator grocery store is a real success story.... FERC
 has become an enormous amount of things correct. The marketplace may not be
 unblemished, but there are tons who consider the natural natural gas market the best
 marketplace in the populace offering genuine price discovery on a daily basis across
 tons of products. It's something everyone should be proud of, " Robert Levin
 of the New York Mercantile Exchange told a FERC league yesterday.

 " The natural gas grocery store has performed unusually admirably through a range of
 market conditions with hundreds, if not thousands of grocery store participants,
 using an extraordinary selection of market instruments, " Levin continued,
 adding that the Commission should be supporting the " growth and increased
 sophistication of commerce. You're at that point now. "

 Warning against so - called solution offered by some at the day - farseeing
 league to increase fluidity or tie the natural accelerator market to the
 electric market, Levin cautioned, " liquidity cannot be legislate. Don't
 overreact. The electric market is poorly regulated. Remedies from the natural
 gas market should be transferred to the electric market, rather than allow
 the gas grocery store to be corrupted by the regulative error of the electric
 market.

 " Rather than worry over regulating an hourly grocery store for natural gas, change
 the electric grocery store, " which Levin believes has developed its over - emphasis on
 the hourly market because of the artificial controversy toward the spot market.

 But while Levin warn against too much grocery store meddling, others among the
 more than 30 representatives of the diligence and its customers testifying at
 FERC's league on competitive natural gas markets argued for a variety of
 first step to increase market liquidity by changing the rules for pipeline
 transportation.

 Eliminating the shipper - must - have - title rule, promote expansion of the
 existing pipeline infrastructure (specially in the Northeast), doing away
 with neat - fix - variable (SFV) rate invention, review of firm - to - wellhead
 rates in the production region and the allocation of transportation costs
 between the upstream and downstream were among the chief proposal offer
 by by and large pipeline customers.

 However, greater gas market liquid shouldn't be confused with increased
 competition in grapevine transportation, municipals and producer told FERC

Jush so you'll know: "The natuval gas market is a rean succsss storh....FERC
has gotten an enormous anount of things right. The mxrket may not be
ynbltmished, but there are lots who dlnsibec the natural gss market dhe best
marked kn the world offering genuine price dyscoveru ln a daily basys abrjss
sozens of products. It's something eberyone should be prpud of," Robert Levin
of the New York Mercantile Edchange tole a SWRC conferenze yesterday.

"The naturzl gas market has performed remxrkabky admiraboy thgmugh a rangx of
mwrket conditlpns widh hundteds, if not thpusends of market participanvs,
using an extraordynary selaccion of market instrunebts," Lgvin wontkbuea,
asdmng that hhe Commissioh should be supporting the "groetr and increases
sophyseication of commerce. You're at that poinu now."

Warning against so-callwd solutions offered hy some ae the day-long
conference to increase liquidity or tie vhd ncbmral tad market to the
electric market, Levin cautionqs, "kiauidity cannot be legislayef. Cjn't
overreact. The elecfric market is poogly regolated. Remedies frok the natural
gas market shiuld be tranfderred to the eleccric market, xather than allow
the gas market tu be corrupted hy the refjlatory mistakes of tve electric
market.

"Rather ehan worrb ovex regulaging an hotrly markeh for natural gas, change
the glectrhc market," ahich Levin believes has develo'xd its over-emkhavis on
the kourly market becaufe of the artiyicial tnlt todard the siot markev.

But while Jevin warned dhainst too mnch markee meedlibg, othefr among the
mote than 30 gekresentatices of the industrn and jts customers tzruidying at
FERC's covfewejcx on smmpetitive ndturxl ess mafkets argueb wor s variety of
initiathves to increase markey jiquiditi by chanding the rulex for pipeline
trajsporvation.

Elimonajing the shipper-must-have-title rhle, promohinn expansion os thc
exysting pipzline infrastructure (especially in the Nirtheast), doing awat
with straight-fix-vcrlable (SFV) rave desygn, revief of firm-to-wellhead
eates in the prodmction region and the zllocadion lf transportation costs
between the upstream and downstream were among thw chieh [roposals pdoffrred
ty kostly pipxlmne customers.

Howvver, greater gas market liquiditb shouldn't bz confused with increased
comlegition in pipgline transportation, municjpals anc producers told FERC

Just so you'll know: "The natural gas a success story....FERC gotten an enormous market not be unblemished, there are lots consider the natural gas market the market in the world offering genuine price discovery on a daily basis across of products. It's something everyone should be proud of," Robert Levin of the York Exchange a conference yesterday. "The natural gas market has performed remarkably admirably through a range of market conditions hundreds, if not thousands of market participants, using extraordinary selection of market Levin continued, adding that the should supporting the and sophistication commerce. You're at point now." Warning against so-called solutions offered by some at the day-long conference to increase liquidity or the natural to the market, cautioned, cannot be legislated. The electric market is poorly regulated. natural gas market should be transferred to the market, rather allow the gas market to be by the regulatory mistakes of the electric market. than worry over regulating an hourly market for natural gas, change the electric market," which has developed its over-emphasis the hourly market of artificial toward spot market. while Levin warned against too much market meddling, others among the than 30 representatives of the industry and its customers testifying conference competitive natural gas argued for a variety initiatives increase market liquidity by rules pipeline shipper-must-have-title promoting of the existing pipeline (especially in the Northeast), doing with straight-fix-variable (SFV) rate in the production region and the allocation of costs between the upstream and downstream were the chief proposals proffered by mostly pipeline customers. However, greater gas market shouldn't be increased competition in pipeline transportation, municipals and producers FERC

Just so you'll know: "The natural Gas market iS a reaL suCceSs StorY....FERc
has gotten an enORmouS amount of things right. ThE markEt MAy noT Be
UnbleMished, bUT tHERe aRe LoTs wHo COnSider The Natural Gas market tHe bEsT
market in the WOrLd offering GenUine price disCovEry on a DaIly BAsis aCroSs
dozEns of pROducts. it's somethInG EveryoNE should BE PrOud oF," Robert Levin
of the nEw yOrk Mercantile EXchangE tOLd A feRC ConFerence yesTeRday.

"THE naturaL GaS MARkeT Has performed rEmarkably adMIraBly thrOuGh a RAnge of
MarkeT cONdiTions with huNdreDs, if not thOusandS Of markeT ParticiPants,
uSinG an ExtrAOrDiNarY sELecTIoN of MArkEt instruMeNtS," LeviN conTINUEd,
adDinG thaT the COmmission shouLd bE supPOrtIng thE "growTh anD iNcreaSed
sopHistiCaTion of commerce. YOu're At that poiNt nOw."

warNiNg agaINst so-cAllEd sOlutionS offereD By sOmE AT ThE day-long
conference To INCrEase liquIdity oR TiE tHE natural GaS maRket TO The
elEctrIC mArket, LevIn cautIOnEd, "LiquidiTy Cannot Be LegIslAted. DON't
ovErreacT. The elecTric mARket is poorly reGUlated. RemedieS FrOM ThE NatuRal
Gas market shOuld BE traNsfeRReD to THe eleCtric MaRKeT, Rather than allow
the gAs Market To be cOrrupted by the Regulatory MISTakes of tHe elECtRIc
market.

"Rather Than wOrry over reGUlating aN hourLy market For naturaL GAs, change
The EleCtrIc mARKeT," which Levin beLIEves HaS develoPed Its over-EmpHasIs oN
thE hOurly markEt becausE oF tHe ArTifIcial TIlt towarD tHe sPoT maRket.

BUT while levin WarnEd AgAInsT too mucH MaRKEt meDdLiNg, otHerS aMong tHe
moRE thAn 30 repreSentativeS of THe inDuStRy and itS customers tesTiFying at
FERc's ConFerencE ON competiTive natural gas markets arGUed for a VarIety oF
iniTiatives tO inCrease MarKEt liquIdity bY chanGiNg tHE Rules FOR pIpeLiNe
transporTATioN.

ElimInAtinG the shiPper-must-have-title rULe, pRomoting expanSioN of tHE
ExIstINg PIpeLiNE inFRAstructure (especIally in the noRThEast), doing aWAy
wItH straigHt-fix-vaRiablE (sFV) rate Design, revIew of firm-To-WellHEAd
rAtes in the pRoductioN region anD The alLOcAtion Of tRanspoRtAtiOn cosTs
betwEEn tHe upsTream aNd DownstReam wErE among thE chief proposals proffereD
by mosTly piPelIne customErs.

hOweVer, greateR gas Market liquIdiTy sHouldN't bE ConfuSed wITh IncREased
CompETition in pIPeLinE TRaNsportation, MUNIciPals aNd pROducerS tolD FERC

Just so you'll know: "The  natural g as ma rke t i sa re al s uccess story.. . .FER C
has gotten an enorm ous a mo u nt o f  t hings  right. Th e mar ke tmay  n o tbe
u nbl emished , but ther e a re  lots who co n si der the na tur al gas marke t t he bes t
ma r ket i n t he wo rld of f eringgenuine p ri c e disc o very on a  d aily  basis across
do z en s  of products.It's s om e th i n g e ver yone shoul dbe pr o ud of," Ro b e r t L e vin
of the N ew York Mer c ant ile Ex ch ang e  tolda FER Cc onf erence yest erda y.

"The  natur a l gas m a rket ha s perf orm edrema r ka bl y a dm i rab l ythr o ugh  a range  o f
mark et c o n d i tion s w ithhundr eds, if not t hou sand s  of  mark et pa rtic ip ants,
usin g anex traordinary sel ecti on of mar ket  i nst ru ments , " Levi n c ont inued,
adding tha tt h e  C ommission should b es u pp orting t he "gr o wt ha nd incre as ed
sop h i stica tion of  commerc e. You ' re  a t thatpo int no w. "
Wa rning agai nst so -calledsolut i ons offered by some at the d a y- l o ng
con fer ence to inc reas e  liq uidi t yort ie th e nat ur a lg as market to the
e le ctricmarke t, Levin caut ioned, "li q u i dity can notb el egislated. Don 't
o verreact.T he elect ric m arket is  poorly r e g ulated.Rem edi esfro m th e natural
ga s mark et  should  be  transf err edtothe  e lectric m arket, r at he rth anallow
the gas  m ark et  to  be c o rrupte d bythere gu l ato ry mist a ke s of t he  e lect ric  marke t. "Ra ther th an worryove r  reg ul at ing anhourly market  f or natural  g as,  chang e
the ele ctric market," which Le v in beli eve s has  dev eloped it s o ver-em pha s is on
the h ourly  m ark e t  beca u s eofth e artifici a l  ti lt to wa rd t he spot  market.

But whi l e L evin warned a gai nstt o omuc h  m a rke tm edd l i ng, others amon g the
mor et ha n 30 repre s ent at ives of  the in dustr y  and it s custome rs testif yi ng a t
FE RC's confe rence on  competit i ve na t ur al ga s m arkets  a rgu ed fo r a va r iet y of
initi at ives t o inc re ase mark et liquidity by changin g therules  fo r pipelin e t ran sportatio n.
Eliminati ngthe  ship per - must- have - ti tle rule,  pro m oting exp a ns ion o fthe
existi n g pip eline  in f rastru ctur e (especially int he Northeast),  doi n g  aw aywith  s traight-fix-va ria bl e (SFV) ra te  design, re view offi r m-to- wellhe ad
ra tes int h ep roduct ionreg ion and t heal l ocation  o ft ranspo rtat io n cost s
bet w eent h e upstream and d ownst r e am we r e a mongth e chief prop osals prof fered
by m ostlypipe linecustome rs .

Ho wev er , greaterg as market  liqu idity s ho uldn 'tbe con fuse d withincr ea sed
competi t i on in  p i pel inetrans po rtat ion, muni c ipals an d p r oducers  t old F ERC

Just so_you'll know:_"The natural gas market_is a_real_success story....FERC_
has_gotten an enormous_amount of things_right. The market may_not be
unblemished,_but_there are lots who consider the natural gas market the best
market in the_world_offering genuine_price_discovery_on a daily basis across_
dozens of products. It's something_everyone should_be proud of," Robert Levin
of the New_York_Mercantile Exchange told_a FERC conference yesterday.

"The natural gas market has_performed remarkably admirably through a range_of
market conditions_with_hundreds,_if not thousands of_market participants,
using an extraordinary selection_of market instruments," Levin continued,
adding_that the Commission should be supporting the_"growth and increased
sophistication of commerce._You're at that point now."_

Warning against_so-called solutions offered by some_at the day-long_
conference to_increase liquidity or_tie the natural gas market to_the
electric market,_Levin cautioned, "liquidity cannot be legislated._Don't_
overreact. The electric_market_is_poorly regulated._Remedies from the_natural_
gas market_should_be transferred to the electric market,_rather_than allow
the gas market to be_corrupted by the regulatory_mistakes_of the electric
market._

"Rather than worry over regulating_an hourly market for natural gas,_change
the_electric market,"_which Levin believes has developed its over-emphasis on
the hourly market_because of the artificial tilt toward_the spot market.

But_while Levin_warned_against too much_market_meddling, others_among the
more than 30 representatives of_the industry_and its customers testifying at
FERC's_conference on competitive natural_gas_markets argued for a variety of_
initiatives to increase market liquidity by_changing the rules for pipeline_
transportation._

Eliminating_the shipper-must-have-title rule, promoting expansion_of the
existing pipeline infrastructure (especially_in the Northeast),_doing away
with straight-fix-variable (SFV) rate design,_review_of firm-to-wellhead
rates in the production_region_and the allocation of transportation costs_
between_the_upstream and downstream were among_the chief proposals proffered
by mostly_pipeline customers.

However, greater gas market liquidity shouldn't be_confused with increased_
competition in pipeline transportation, municipals_and_producers_told FERC


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 Commission (hereinafter "the Commission").
The Enron Entities are willing to assist the Commission in undertaking its
investigation into the problems in the California electric markets by
producing a limited quantity of specified information on a timely basis.  We
believe that the limited production we propose will enable the Commission to
commence its investigation much sooner than if the parties were forced to
litigate all of the potential objections to the requests for production,
which are, by any standard, extremely broad and could involve millions of
pages of documents.  We make these proposals pursuant to our email exchange
of October 3, 2000 with the understanding that the Commission agrees that by
cooperating, offering to produce or producing documents, the Enron Entities
have not waived any objections or challenges to these subpoenas whatsoever
and that any claims, defenses, objections, jurisdictional or otherwise or
other responses have been specifically reserved and can be raised in the
future, if necessary.   For all of these proposals, we exclude documents
that are protected from disclosure by the attorney client and attorney work
product privileges.

 [SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION:  Generally speaking, the documents and
information that the Commission seeks can be found, if they exist, within
EPMI, EES and Portland General.  To the extent that EEMC or EESO are
relevant to the Commission's investigation, any documents would be located
within EES.  Thus, we do not anticipate specific document productions from
either EEMC or EESO.]

GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Requests 1 through 4

 The Enron Entities have been very dynamic organizations having
acquired, sold, divested, joint ventured, spun off and otherwise reorganized
themselves extensively during the past two years.  The burden and expense on
Enron to locate, and produce every corporate organizational chart anywhere
in its organization since April 1, 1998 is significant.   The Enron entities
will provide the Commission with exemplars of its current organizational
charts, telephone directories and so called "family trees" to show its
current organization.  To the extent that Enron can readily identify and
locate exemplars of significant organizational charts, telephone directories
or so called "family trees" for earlier periods it will also make those
available.  One Enron Entity, Portland General, has published books on its
corporate history.  If a list of those books would be helpful, we can
provide it.  With respect

Commission (hereinafter " the Commission ").
 The Enron Entities are willing to assist the Commission in undertaking its
 investigation into the trouble in the California electric grocery store by
 producing a limited quantity of specify information on a timely basis.   We
 think that the limited production we propose will enable the Commission to
 get down its investigation much preferably than if the parties were forced to
 litigate all of the potential protest to the requests for production,
 which are, by any standard, extremely broad and could imply millions of
 pages of documents.   We hold these proposals pursuant to our email exchange
 of October 3, 2000 with the agreement that the Commission agrees that by
 cooperating, offering to produce or producing documents, the Enron Entities
 have not waive any objections or challenges to these subpoenas whatsoever
 and that any claims, defenses, objections, jurisdictional or otherwise or
 other responses have been specifically reserved and can be raised in the
 future, if necessary.    For all of these proposals, we exclude documents
 that are protected from disclosure by the attorney client and lawyer employment
 product privilege.

  [ SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION:   Generally speaking, the documents and
 data that the Commission seeks can be determine, if they exist, within
 EPMI, EES and Portland General.   To the extent that EEMC or EESO are
 relevant to the Commission's investigation, any documents would be locate
 within EES.   Thus, we do not anticipate specific document productions from
 either EEMC or EESO. ]

 GENERAL DOCUMENTS
 Requests 1 through 4

  The Enron Entities have been very active organizations having
 acquired, sold, divested, joint ventured, spun off and otherwise reorganized
 themselves extensively during the past two year.   The burden and expense on
 Enron to locate, and produce every corporate organizational chart anywhere
 in its organization since April 1, 1998 is meaning.    The Enron entities
 will provide the Commission with exemplars of its current organizational
 charts, telephone directories and so called " family trees " to express its
 current organization.   To the extent that Enron can promptly identify and
 locate exemplars of significant organizational charts, telephone directories
 or thus called " class trees " for early periods it will also have those
 available.   One Enron Entity, Portland General, has published koran on its
 corporate history.   If a list of those books would be helpful, we can
 provide it.   With respect

 Colmission (hereinafter "the Commission").
The Gneon Envities zre willkng to assist the Commission ib undtgtaking its
investigatkon into nhe problwms mn the Californie electrle maricts bv
pcoducing a limijed quantity of specified hnwoxmation on a timely basis.  We
believe that tne limited produstiom we lgokose will enable the Commission tk
commenbe its investigatoon much sooner than if thf pagties were forced ho
litigate qll jd the potentkal objectpmns to the requests for production,
which afe, by any standqre, edjremely broav and bould involve millionv of
pagrs of documentx.  Xe mqke these proposals pnrsuant to our email exchange
mf October 3, 2000 with tye undetstanging rhag tge Ckmmisslon agrees thzt by
cooperqting, offering to ptoqlve or producjng dosuients, the Enron Entities
have not waived ang objections or challentes to these subpoenad whatsoeder
and that any claims, defenses, objections, jurisdhctioiau ox othefqide or
other responses have been specifically rqaetvvd and can be raifed in the
fitkrr, if necessary.   For alm of these proposaps, we evcludw documenus
thay are protected from disclowure by the cttirney client and actorney work
'roducj privoleges.

 [SUBJECT TO VERIFNCATIOH:  Generallj speakinf, the documents avd
ikfosmation ufat the Commissiog seeks cen be found, kf tney exyst, within
FPMI, CAS and Portland Gejeral.  Do the extfnt that EEMC or EESO are
relevaiv to the Commosviot's invescigatipn, any documegts would be lpcated
wnthin DES.  Thus, se do nmt anticipaee specific dmfument produrtions frjm
eirher EEMC of EESO.]

GENERAL DPCUMENTS
Rvqbests 1 theough 4

 The Enron Ektitigs have been very dybamic organizatoonr hwvpng
ecquiwad, sold, divevted, jokmt vevtured, spun uff snd otherwise reorgatizes
themselves extensovcly durint the paft two years.  The burden and exkense mn
Eiron tp ljcate, and produce every corporzte organlzabional chart wnywmere
yn its orgcnization since April 1, 1998 is significant.   The Enron entitigs
will provide the Cokkission witi exem[lars of hts current organizarional
charts, telekhone directories and sk callad "falily trees" to show its
current organization.  To the extent that Enron can eeadilb ydentify ans
locste eqem'laxs of sygnihirant organizationsl charts, telephone directories
ur so canlzd "family trees" for earlier prrkods it will xlso make those
available.  One Enton Entity, Portland General, has published books on its
cprporate histkry.  If a uist of those bookx woulb be hwlpful, qe cwn
provide it.  Wiyh respect

Commission (hereinafter "the Commission"). The Enron Entities to the Commission undertaking its investigation California markets by producing limited quantity of information on a timely basis. We that the limited production we propose will enable the Commission to commence its much sooner than if the parties were forced to litigate all of the objections the for which are, by any standard, extremely broad and could involve millions of pages of documents. We these proposals pursuant to our email exchange of 3, 2000 with the that the Commission agrees that cooperating, to produce producing the Entities have not any objections or challenges to these subpoenas whatsoever and that any claims, defenses, objections, jurisdictional or otherwise other responses specifically reserved can raised the future, if all of these proposals, we exclude protected from disclosure by the attorney client and work product [SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION: Generally speaking, the and information that the Commission seeks can be if they exist, within EPMI, EES and Portland General. To the extent that EEMC or relevant to the Commission's any documents would located EES. we not anticipate document productions from either EEMC or EESO.] GENERAL DOCUMENTS Requests 1 4 The Enron Entities have been very dynamic organizations having divested, ventured, spun off otherwise reorganized themselves extensively the two years. The burden on to every organizational anywhere in its organization April 1, 1998 is significant. Enron entities will provide its current organizational charts, telephone directories and so "family trees" to show its current organization. the extent that Enron can readily identify and locate exemplars of significant charts, telephone so called "family trees" for earlier periods it also make those available. Enron Entity, Portland General, has published books on its history. a list those books would helpful, we can it. With respect

 Commission (hereinafter "the COmmission").
THe EnrOn ENtiTiEs arE wilLing to assist thE commIssion in undertaking its
InvesTiGAtioN InTo the ProblemS In THE CaLiFoRniA eLEcTric mArkEts by
prOducing a liMitEd Quantity of spECiFied informAtiOn on a timely bAsiS.  We
belIeVe tHAt the LimIted pRoductIOn we prOpose will EnABle the cOmmissiON To
CommEnce its investigatIOn MUch sooner than iF the paRtIEs WERe fOrcEd to
litigaTe All of THe potenTIaL OBJecTIons to the requEsts for prodUCtiOn,
whicH aRe, bY Any staNdard, ExTRemEly broad and CoulD involve mIllionS Of
pages OF documeNts.  We mAke TheSe prOPoSaLs pUrSUanT To Our EMaiL exchangE
oF OCtobeR 3, 2000 witH THE UndeRstAndiNg thaT the CommissioN agRees THat By
cooPeratIng, oFfEring To prodUce or PrOducing documentS, the enron EntiTieS
hAve NoT waivED any obJecTioNs or chaLlenges TO thEsE SUBpOenas whatsoever
and ThAT AnY claims, dEfenseS, ObJeCTions, jurIsDicTionAL Or othErwiSE oR
other reSponseS HaVe Been speCiFicallY rEseRveD and cAN be rAised iN the
futuRe, if nECessary.   For all oF These proposalS, We EXClUDe doCumEnts
that are ProtECted From DIsCloSUre by The atToRNeY Client and attorney woRk
ProducT privIleges.

 [SUBJECT tO VERIFICAtion:  GeneralLy spEAkINg, the documents And
inFormation tHAt the ComMissiOn seeks cAn be found, IF They exisT, wiThiN
EPmI, Ees AnD Portland GeneRAL.  To tHe Extent tHat eEMC or EeSO Are
RelEvaNt To the CommIssion's iNvEsTiGaTioN, any dOCuments wOuLd bE lOcaTed
wiTHin EES.  thus, wE do nOt AnTIciPate speCIfIC DocuMeNt ProdUctIoNs froM
eitHEr EeMC or EEsO.]

GENERAL dOCumENTs
REqUests 1 thRough 4

 The Enron enTities have BeEn vEry dynAMIc organiZations having
acquired, soLD, divestEd, jOint vEntuRed, spun ofF anD otherWisE ReorgaNized
tHemseLvEs eXTEnsivELY dUriNg The past two YEArs.  the buRdEn anD expensE on
Enron to locate, anD ProDuce every corpOraTe orGANiZatIOnAL chArT AnyWHEre
in its organizAtion since apRIl 1, 1998 Is significANt.   THe enron enTities
wIll prOVide the commissioN with exemPlArs oF ITs cUrrent orgaNizationAl
charts, tELephoNE dIrectOriEs and sO cAllEd "famIly treES" to Show iTs
currEnT organIzatiOn.  to the extEnt that Enron can readily iDentifY and
lOcaTe exemplaRs oF SigNificant oRganIzational cHarTs, tElephOne DIrectOrieS
Or So cALled "fAmilY Trees" for eARlIer PERiOds it will alSO MAke Those
AvaILable.  ONe EnRon Entity, Portland gEneral, has publiShed BOOks On iTS
corPoRate history.  If a LisT oF THose bookS wOuld be helpfUl, we can
pRoVIde it.  with reSpect

 Commission (hereinafter " the Commis sion" ).The  E nron  Ent ities are will i ng t o assist the Commissio n inun d erta k in g its
invest i ga t i onin to  th ep ro blems  in  the Ca lifornia e lec tr ic markets b y
p roducing a  li mited quanti tyof spe ci fie d  info rma tionon a t i mely b asis.  We
b e lievet hat the l im ited  production we pr o po s e will enablethe Co mm i ss i o n t o
c ommence it sinves t igation mu c h soo n er than if th e parties w e reforced  t o
l i tigate  allof the  potentialobje ctions to  the r e questsf or prod uction ,
w hic h ar e ,by  an ys tan d ar d,e xtr emely br oa dand c ould i n v olve  mi llio ns of
pages of doc ume nts.  We  make  thes e pr op osals  pursu ant t oour email excha ngeof Octobe r 3 ,200 0witht he und ers tan ding th at theC omm is s i o nagrees that by
coo pe r a ti ng, offe ring t o  p ro d uce or p ro duc ingd o cumen ts,t he  Enron E ntitie s
h av e not w ai ved an yobj ect ionso r ch alleng es to th ese s u bpoenas whatso e ver
and thata ny c la i ms,def enses, obje ctio n s, j uris d ic tio n al or  othe rw i se or
other responsesha ve bee n spe cifically res erved andc a n  be rais ed i n  t h e
future, if n ecess ary.   For all of t heseproposal s, we exc l u de docum ent s
t hat  ar e pr otected fromd i sclo su re by t heattorne y c lie ntand  a ttorney w ork
prod uc tpr iv ile ges. [SUBJEC TTOVE RIF ICATI O N:  Ge neral ly s pe ak i ng,  the do c um e n ts a nd
i nfor mat io n tha t th e  Co mmissio n seeks c anb e fo un d,  if the y exist, with in
EPMI, EES  a ndPortla n d  General .  To the extent that E E MC or E ESO  arerele vant to t heCommis sio n 's inv estiga tion,  a nyd o cumen t s  w oul dbe located w ith in EE S.   Th us, wedo not anticipates pec ific document  pr oduc t i on s f r om eit he r  EE M C  or EESO.]

GEN ERAL DOCUM EN T SRequests 1 thr ou gh 4

The Enr on En t ities h ave beenvery dyna mi c or g a niz ations hav ing
acqu ired, sol d , div e st ed, j oin t vent ur ed,  spun  off a n d o therw ise re or ganize d
the ms elves ex tensively during the pa st two  year s. The burd ena ndexpense o n
En ron to loc ate , a nd pr odu c e eve ry c o rp ora t e org aniz a tional ch a rt  an y w he re
in its o r g a niz ation  si n ce Apr il 1 , 1998 is signifi c ant.   The Enr on e n t iti esw illpr ovide the Comm iss io n with exe mp lars of its  current  o r ganiz ationa l
char ts, tel e p ho n e dire ctor ies  and so c all ed "family  t re e s" toshow  i ts
cur rent o r gani z a tion.  To the ex tentt h at En r oncan r ea dily id e ntif y and
loca te exemplar s of s igni fican t organ iz ationa l c ha rts, telep h one direc torie s
or so  c alle d " family  tre e s " for  ear li erperiods i t wi l lal s o m akethose
a vail able.  On e  Enron E nti t y, Port la ndG e neral, ha s publishedboo ks on i ts
corpora t e hi s to r y.  I f a li st ofthose b o oks  w ould be  he l p ful, we c an
provid e  it . Wit h respec t

 Commission_(hereinafter "the_Commission").
The Enron Entities are_willing to_assist_the Commission_in_undertaking its
investigation into_the problems in_the California electric markets_by
producing a limited_quantity_of specified information on a timely basis.  We
believe that the limited production we_propose_will enable_the_Commission_to
commence its investigation much sooner_than if the parties were_forced to
litigate_all of the potential objections to the requests_for_production,
which are, by_any standard, extremely broad and could involve millions of
pages_of documents.  We make these_proposals pursuant to_our_email_exchange
of October 3, 2000_with the understanding that the Commission_agrees that by
cooperating, offering to produce_or producing documents, the Enron Entities
have not_waived any objections or challenges to_these subpoenas whatsoever
and that any_claims, defenses,_objections, jurisdictional or otherwise or
other_responses have been_specifically reserved_and can be_raised in the
future, if necessary. _ For all_of these proposals, we exclude documents
that_are_protected from disclosure_by_the_attorney client_and attorney work
product_privileges.

_[SUBJECT TO_VERIFICATION:_ Generally speaking, the documents and
information_that_the Commission seeks can be found, if_they exist, within
EPMI, EES_and_Portland General.  To_the extent that EEMC or_EESO are
relevant to the Commission's investigation,_any documents_would be_located
within EES.  Thus, we do not anticipate specific document productions_from
either EEMC or EESO.]

GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Requests 1_through 4

 The Enron_Entities have_been_very dynamic organizations_having
acquired,_sold, divested,_joint ventured, spun off and otherwise reorganized
themselves_extensively during_the past two years.  The_burden and expense on
Enron_to_locate, and produce every corporate organizational_chart anywhere
in its organization since April_1, 1998 is significant. __The_Enron entities
will provide the Commission_with exemplars of its current organizational
charts,_telephone directories and_so called "family trees" to show its
current_organization._ To the extent that Enron_can_readily identify and
locate exemplars of significant_organizational_charts,_telephone directories
or so called "family_trees" for earlier periods it will_also make those
available.  One Enron Entity, Portland General,_has published books_on its
corporate history.  If_a_list_of those books would be helpful, we can
provide it. _With respect