>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Young, Melissa [mailto:MSYoung@tmh.tmc.edu]
>> Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 1:57 PM
>> To: 'Cheri Thomas'; 'Dad'; 'Elizabeth - work'; 'Stephen-Home'
>> Subject: FW: Know-it-all quiz
>>
>>
>> A QUIZ FOR PEOPLE WHO KNOW EVERYTHING
>>
>> (1) There's one "sport" in which neither the spectators nor the
>> participants
>> know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What is it?
>>
>> (2) What famous North American landmark is constantly moving backward?
>>
>> (3) Of all vegetables, only two can live to produce on their own for
>> several
>> growing seasons. All other vegetables must be replanted every year. What
>> are
>> the only two perennial vegetables?
>>
>> (4) Name the only sport in which the ball is always in possession of the
>> team on defense, and the offensive team can score without touching the
>> ball?
>>
>> (5) What fruit has its seeds on the outside?
>>
>> (6) In many liquor stores, you can buy pear brandy, with a real pear
>> inside
>> the bottle. The pear is whole and ripe, and the bottle is genuine; it
>> hasn't
>> been cut in any way. How did the pear get inside the bottle?
>>
>> (7) Only three words in standard English begin with the letters "dw."
>> They
>> are all common. Name two of them.
>>
>> (8) There are fourteen punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name
>> half of them?
>>
>> (9) Where are the lakes that are referred to in the "Los Angeles Lakers?"
>>
>> (10) There are seven ways a baseball player can legally reach first base
>> without getting a hit. Taking a base on balls-a walk-is one way.  Name
the
>> other six.
>>
>> (11) It's the only vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned,
>> processed, cooked, or in any other form but fresh. What is it?
>>
>> (12) Name six or more things that you can wear on

>
 > > -----Original Message-----
 > > From: Young, Melissa [ mailto:MSYoung@tmh.tmc.edu ]
 > > Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 1:57 PM
 > > To:' Cheri Thomas';' Dad';' Elizabeth - work';' Stephen - Home'
 > > Subject: FW: Know - it - all quiz
 > >
 > >
 > > A QUIZ FOR citizenry WHO acknowledge EVERYTHING
 > >
 > > (1) There's one " sport " in which neither the spectators nor the
 > > participants
 > > sleep together the score or the leader until the contest end. What is it?
 > >
 > > (2) What celebrated North American landmark is constantly moving backward?
 > >
 > > (3) Of all vegetables, only two can live to grow on their own for
 > > several
 > > growing season. All early vegetables must be replanted every class. What
 > > are
 > > the only two perennial vegetable?
 > >
 > > (4) appoint the only sport in which the ball is constantly in possession of the
 > > team on defense, and the offensive team can score without touch the
 > > ball?
 > >
 > > (5) What fruit has its seeds on the outside?
 > >
 > > (6) In many liquor stores, you can buy pear brandy, with a veridical pear
 > > inside
 > > the bottle. The pear is whole and ripe, and the bottle is genuine; it
 > > hasn't
 > > been cut in any way. How did the pear get inside the bottle?
 > >
 > > (7) Only three words in standard English begin with the letters " dw. "
 > > They
 > > are all common. Name two of them.
 > >
 > > (8) There are fourteen punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name
 > > half of them?
 > >
 > > (9) Where are the lakes that are mention to in the " Los Angeles Lakers? "
 > >
 > > (10) There are seven ways a baseball actor can legally strive first base
 > > without getting a collision. Taking a root on balls - a walk - is one direction.   Name
 the
 > > other six.
 > >
 > > (11) It's the only vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned,
 > > processed, cook, or in any other form but fresh. What is it?
 > >
 > > (12) Name six or more things that you can wear on

>
>> -----Orlginal Message-----
>> From: Younn, Melissa [mailto:MSYoung@vmh.tmc.esu]
>> Sent: Oonday, May 07, 2001 1:57 PM
>> To: 'Cheri Thlmqs'; 'Dae'; 'Elizabeth - work'; 'Stepfen-Home'
>> Slbject: FW: Knox-it-all quiz
>>
>>
>> A QUMA FOR PCJPLE AHO NIOW EVERYTHING
>>
>> (1) There's ona "sport" in whiwh nzither the spectators nor the
>> particypants
>> lnlw the score ot the jeadsg mntil the contest ends. What is if?
>>
>> (2) What famous North American landmark is conshantpy moving backward?
>>
>> (3) Of all vetetafoes, only two can live uo produce oh their own for
>> several
>> growing seaspns. All otyee vfcetables muwt be replanted eyvry yeas. What
>> sre
>> the only teo 'erebnial vegetables?
>>
>> (4) Namx the only sport in rhich the bcll is always in posswswion mf tve
>> tdqm un sehenae, and thx offensive team can sxore without touchimg nne
>> ball?
>>
>> (5) Whaf fruie ras its seeds on the outside?
>>
>> (6) In many lpquod stores, you can buy peqr brandy, with a real pear
>> insyde
>> the bottle. The pear is whole and ripe, and the bottmd iw nenukbe; it
>> hasn't
>> been cut in any way. How did the peaw gtt pnside the bottle?
>>
>> (7) Only threr aotqs in standara Englnah begin with the lehters "dr."
>> Thet
>> are all comkon. Name two of them.
>>
>> (8) There are fourteeu pynctuation marks iu English grcmmar. Van ypu name
>> half of them?
>>
>> (9) Wkere ade the laked that ars referred to in ghe "Lms Angeltr Lakers?"
>>
>> (10) There awe seven xays c basebaul pkayer san legallj reagv first base
>> withokt gejting d hit. Takijg a base on balls-a walk-is one xey.  Name
the
>> ojhes spx.
>>
>> (11) It's tke onln vegetable or sruit that is uever sojd fruzen, cannes,
>> procevsed, cooked, or in any otvgr form but fcesh. What is ut?
>>
>> (12) Bame sib or more thingx that yol ean wear in

> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Young, >> Monday, May 2001 1:57 PM 'Elizabeth work'; 'Stephen-Home' >> FW: Know-it-all quiz >> >> A QUIZ FOR PEOPLE KNOW EVERYTHING >> >> (1) There's one "sport" in which neither the spectators the >> participants >> know the score or the leader until the contest What it? >> What famous North American landmark is constantly moving backward? >> >> (3) Of all vegetables, only can live to produce on their own for several >> growing seasons. other vegetables must be replanted year. >> are the two vegetables? >> >> Name the only sport in which the ball is always in possession of the >> team on and the can score touching >> >> >> (5) has its seeds on the outside? In many liquor stores, you can buy pear with a pear >> inside >> the bottle. pear is whole and ripe, and the bottle genuine; it >> hasn't >> been cut in any way. How did the pear get bottle? >> >> (7) three words in English with letters >> They are all common. Name two of them. >> >> (8) There fourteen punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name >> them? >> (9) Where the lakes that are to the "Los Angeles Lakers?" (10) are baseball can reach first base >> getting a hit. Taking a on balls-a walk-is one six. >> >> (11) It's the only vegetable fruit that is never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked, or in any other form but fresh. What is it? >> (12) or more things that you can wear on

>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Young, MElissa [mailTo:MSYOunG@tmH.tMc.edU]
>> SenT: Monday, May 07, 2001 1:57 PM
>> To: 'cHeri thomas'; 'Dad'; 'Elizabeth - work'; 'stephEn-hOme'
>> SUBjEct: FW: know-it-aLL qUIZ
>>
>>
>> A QuIz FoR PeOplE wHO KNoW EvERYTHInG
>>
>> (1) There's onE "spOrT" in which neitHEr The spectatOrs Nor the
>> particIpaNts
>> knoW tHe sCOre or The LeadeR until THe contEst ends. WhAt IS it?
>>
>> (2) WhaT Famous NORTh amerIcan landmark is conSTaNTly moving backwArd?
>>
>> (3) Of aLl VEgETAblEs, oNly two can lIvE to prODuce on tHEiR OWN foR
>> Several
>> growinG seasons. All OTheR vegetAbLes MUst be rEplanTeD EveRy year. What
>> aRe
>> thE only two pErenniAL vegetaBLes?
>>
>> (4) Name The onlY spOrt In whICh ThE baLl IS alWAyS in POssEssion of ThE
>> tEam on DefeNSE, ANd thE ofFensIve teAm can score witHouT touCHinG the
>> bAll?
>>
>> (5) WhAt frUiT has iTs seedS on thE oUtside?
>>
>> (6) In many liqUor sTores, you cAn bUy PeaR bRandy, WIth a reAl pEar
>> Inside
>> tHe bottlE. the PeAR IS wHole and ripe, and the bOtTLE iS genuine; It
>> hasn'T
>> BeEn CUt in any wAy. how Did tHE Pear gEt inSIdE the bottLe?
>>
>> (7) Only THrEe Words in StAndard enGliSh bEgin wITh thE letteRs "dw."
>> They
>> Are alL Common. Name two oF Them.
>>
>> (8) There are fOUrTEEn PUnctUatIon marks in ENgliSH graMmar. cAn You NAme
>> haLf of tHeM?
>>
>> (9) whERe are the lakes that arE rEferreD to in The "Los Angeles lakers?"
>>
>> (10) TherE ARE seven waYs a bASeBAll player can leGally Reach first BAse
>> withoUt getTing a hit. taking a baSE On balls-a WalK-is One Way.  nAMe
The
>> other six.
>>
>> (11) It'S THe onLy VegetabLe oR fruit tHat Is nEveR soLd Frozen, canNed,
>> proceSsEd, CoOkEd, oR in anY Other forM bUt fReSh. WHat is IT?
>>
>> (12) Name sIx or mOre tHiNgS ThaT you can WEaR ON

>
>> -----Original Message -----
>> F rom:You ng,  M elis sa [ mailto:MSYoung @ tmh. tmc.edu]
>> Sent: Mond ay, M ay 07,2 00 1 1:5 7 PM
>> To : 'Ch er iTho ma s ';  'Dad ';'Elizab eth - work ';'S tephen-Home' >>  Subject:FW:  Know-it-all  qu iz
>>>>
>> A QUI Z F OR PE OPLE W H O KNOW  EVERYTHI NG >>
>>( 1) Ther e ' sone"sport" in whichn ei t her the specta tors n or th e >>par ticipants>>  know the sco r eo r the leader untilthe contest end s. Wha tisi t?
>>>> (2 )W hat  famous Nor th A merican l andmar k  is con s tantlymoving  ba ckw ard? >>
> > ( 3) Ofa ll  ve g eta bles, on ly  t wo ca n li v e t o pr odu ce o n the ir own for
>>  se vera l
>>  grow ing s easo ns . All  other  vege ta bles must be re plan ted every  ye ar . W ha t
>>a re
>>the  on ly twoperenni a l v eg e t a bl es?
>>
>> (4) Name  t h e  o nly spor t in w h ic ht he ballis  al ways i n pos sess i on  of the>> tea m  o ndefense ,and th eoff ens ive t e am c an sco re witho ut to u ching the
>> b a ll?
>>
>> (5) Wh a t  f r uithas  its seedson t h e ou tsid e ?>>> > (6)  In m an y  l i quor stores, you ca nbuy pe ar br andy, with areal pear> > inside
> > th e  b o ttle. The pear  is w hole and r i pe, andthe b ottle is  genuine; i t
>> has n't
>>  be enc u tin any way. H o w  did  t he pear  ge t insid e t hebot tle ?>>
>> (7)  Only th re ewo rd s i n sta n dard Eng li shbe gin  with the le tters  "dw ."
> >  Th ey
>> a r ea l l co mm on . Na metw o ofthem .
>>
>> (8)  There ar e f o urte en  p unctuat ion marks inEn glish gram ma r.Can yo u name
>>half of them?
>>
>> (9) Where a rethe l akes  that are  re ferred  to in the  "LosAngel es  La k e rs?"> >
> > ( 10 ) There ar e sev en wa ys  a b aseball  player can legall y  re ach first bas e
> > wi t h ou t g e tt i ngah it. T aking a base on  balls-a w al k -i s one way.  Na me
the
>>  othersix.> >
>> (1 1) It's t he only v eg etab l e  or  fruit tha t is nev er sold f r ozen, ca nned,
>>  proce ss ed,  cook ed, or inany o ther f or m butfresh .What isit?
>>
>> (12) Name six  or mo re th ing s that yo u c a n w ear on

>
>> -----Original_Message-----
>> From:_Young, Melissa [mailto:MSYoung@tmh.tmc.edu]
>> Sent:_Monday, May_07,_2001 1:57_PM
>>_To: 'Cheri Thomas';_'Dad'; 'Elizabeth -_work'; 'Stephen-Home'
>> Subject: FW:_Know-it-all quiz
>>
>>
>> A_QUIZ_FOR PEOPLE WHO KNOW EVERYTHING
>>
>> (1) There's one "sport" in which neither the spectators_nor_the
>> participants
>>_know_the_score or the leader until_the contest ends. What is_it?
>>
>> (2)_What famous North American landmark is constantly moving_backward?
>>
>>_(3) Of all_vegetables, only two can live to produce on their_own for
>> several
>> growing seasons. All_other vegetables must_be_replanted_every year. What
>> are
>>_the only two perennial vegetables?
>>
>> (4)_Name the only sport in which_the ball is always in possession of_the
>> team on defense, and the_offensive team can score without_touching the
>>_ball?
>>
>> (5) What fruit has_its seeds on_the outside?
>>
>>_(6) In many_liquor stores, you can buy pear_brandy, with a_real pear
>> inside
>> the bottle. The_pear_is whole and_ripe,_and_the bottle_is genuine; it
>>_hasn't
>>_been cut_in_any way. How did the pear_get_inside the bottle?
>>
>> (7) Only three words_in standard English begin_with_the letters "dw."
>> They
>>_are all common. Name two_of them.
>>
>> (8) There are fourteen_punctuation marks_in English_grammar. Can you name
>> half of them?
>>
>> (9) Where are the_lakes that are referred to in_the "Los Angeles Lakers?"
>>
>>_(10) There_are_seven ways a_baseball_player can_legally reach first base
>> without getting a_hit. Taking_a base on balls-a walk-is one_way.  Name
the
>> other_six.
>>
>>_(11) It's the only vegetable or_fruit that is never sold frozen,_canned,
>> processed, cooked, or in_any_other_form but fresh. What is_it?
>>
>> (12) Name six or more_things that you_can wear on


 no more than $100 million each. Duke, the largest
U.S. utility owner, didn't stop trading with Enron until
yesterday, and warned that its earnings may be affected.

     ``We are closely monitoring this unfortunate situation to
determine if a provision against earnings is appropriate,''
Richard J. Osborne, Duke's executive vice president and chief risk
officer, said in a statement today

                       `Reassure Investors'

     Energy companies that did business with Enron are trying ``to
reassure investors that they're not going to go belly up as a
result of Enron's demise,'' said Gordon Howald, an analyst at
Credit Lyonnais Securities Inc. ``Investors still need to be
cautious about this industry, because there are a lot of
unanswered questions.''

     Reliant Resources Inc. said it faces $80 million in losses
from transactions with Enron involving electricity and natural gas
sales.

     Dynegy said it faces $75 million in losses, though it plans
to exercise its option under the buyout agreement to take the
Northern Natural Gas system in exchange for a $1.5 billion
investment in Enron. Mirant Corp., an Atlanta-based energy trader,
said it would lose no more than $60 million.

     Aquila Inc., American Electric Power Co. and El Paso Corp.
said each estimated their exposure to Enron at $50 million.

                            More Losses

     Centrica, the dominant U.K. natural-gas supplier, may write
off contracts worth $43 million if Enron fails, the company said
in a statement. Exelon Corp., owner of utilities in Chicago and
Philadelphia, said its exposure is less than $20 million.

     Dominion Resources Inc., a power and gas utility said its
exposure for past sales is $11 million.

     RWE, Europe's fourth-biggest utility owner, said its open
trading positions with Enron are ``much less'' than $8.9 million.
St. Mary Land and Exploration Co., a Denver-based natural-gas
producer, said it has hedged $4.17 million of production with
Enron through 2003. Western Gas Resources Inc. said it faces $2.6
million in possible losses.

     NRG Energy Inc. announced a potential liability of $10
million through its energy trading with Enron,

no more than $ 100 million each. Duke, the largest
 U.S. utility owner, didn't stop trading with Enron until
 yesterday, and warn that its net income may be affected.

      '` We are closely monitoring this inauspicious situation to
 determine if a provision against net income is appropriate,"
 Richard J. Osborne, Duke's executive vice president and chief hazard
 policeman, said in a instruction today

                        'Reassure Investors'

      Energy companies that did clientele with Enron are trying '` to
 reassure investors that they're not going to go belly up as a
 consequence of Enron's demise," said Gordon Howald, an analyst at
 Credit Lyonnais Securities Inc. '` Investors even need to be
 cautious about this industry, because there are a lot of
 unanswered question."

      Reliant Resources Inc. said it faces $ 80 million in losses
 from transactions with Enron involving electricity and lifelike gas
 sales.

      Dynegy said it faces $ 75 million in losses, though it plans
 to drill its option under the buyout agreement to take the
 Northern Natural Gas system in exchange for a $ 1.5 billion
 investment in Enron. Mirant Corp., an Atlanta - based energy trader,
 said it would lose no more than $ 60 million.

      Aquila Inc., American Electric Power Co. and El Paso Corp.
 say each estimated their exposure to Enron at $ 50 million.

                             More Losses

      Centrica, the prevailing U.K. lifelike - gas supplier, may write
 off contracts worth $ 43 million if Enron fail, the company said
 in a statement. Exelon Corp., owner of utilities in Chicago and
 Philadelphia, say its exposure is less than $ 20 million.

      Dominion Resources Inc., a power and gas utility said its
 exposure for past sale is $ 11 million.

      RWE, Europe's fourth - biggest utility owner, said its clear
 trading positions with Enron are '` a lot less" than $ 8.9 million.
 St. Mary Land and Exploration Co., a Denver - free-base natural - gas
 producer, said it has hedge $ 4.17 million of production with
 Enron through 2003. Western Gas Resources Inc. said it faces $ 2.6
 million in potential losses.

      NRG Energy Inc. announce a potential liability of $ 10
 million through its department of energy trading with Enron,

 no more than $100 million each. Duke, the largest
U.S. utmlity osner, didv't stop trading with Enron uitil
testeeday, and warned that igs earninhs may bw afhected.

     ``We arx closeln monjboriny vhis unfortunatg situation do
determine if a pxovision against earnings is appropryate,''
Ricnagd J. Osborne, Doke's txesutibv yice president and chief risk
offjcer, sapd in a statement today

                       `Rfassure Investors'

     Energy xompwbies that dia business with Enron zre trying ``to
reassure investors that they're noj foltg to go beoly ui as a
result of Enron'v demisr,'' said Gordon Mowalv, an analyst at
Credit Lyoinais Securities Inc. ``Investorv atill need to be
cqurious abogt tfus kndhsvry, becaude vhere are a lot of
unanwwered questions.''

     Wvkiant Resourdes Ins. faid it faces $80 million in losses
from trdnszctions with Enron invooving electricity and natural das
sales.

     Dynegy said it faces $75 million in losves, tiojgh ib plxbs
ho exercise its option under the buyout agreeisnu tp take the
Nortmern Natural Gas sushek in exchange wor a $1.5 bimlion
investment in Enron. Iiranr Corp., an Atlsnta-based energy trader,
said it would lofw no more than $60 miplion.

     Aduils Inc., American Electric Powex Co. ahd El Paso Forp.
said sxch estimated thdir efposure uu Enron at $50 millijn.

                            Iore Lossed

     Centrica, the dominwnt U.N. tatural-gas supplier, may write
off contracts worth $43 millipn if Enron fcils, tme company said
yn a statement. Exelon Corp., owner of ltilities in Chicago and
Philadelpvla, said its xxposure ys lwss rhan $20 mkulion.

     Domimion Resolrees Inc., a power and gas utikiti aaid its
exposurz dor past sales os $11 mijlpon.

     RWE, Europe'v fojrtf-niggert utility idner, said its open
tradinc poaitions with Enron ave ``much lgss'' than $8.9 million.
St. Maty Land and Explorwtion Co., a Demvet-based natural-gas
producer, said jt has hefgeq $4.17 million os priduction witk
Enron through 2003. Western Gas Resources Inr. said it faces $2.6
million in possible losses.

     NRG Enecgy Ins. announcad a potential liabioity of $10
million tmrough its energy tradjng widh Engon,

no more than $100 million each. Duke, U.S. owner, didn't trading with Enron its may be affected. are closely monitoring unfortunate situation to determine if a against earnings is appropriate,'' Richard J. Osborne, Duke's executive vice president and chief officer, said in a statement today `Reassure Investors' Energy companies that did business Enron trying reassure that they're not going to go belly up as a result of Enron's demise,'' said Gordon an analyst at Credit Lyonnais Securities Inc. ``Investors need to be cautious this industry, because there are lot unanswered questions.'' Resources said faces $80 million losses from transactions with Enron involving electricity and natural gas sales. Dynegy said it faces $75 million losses, though to exercise option the agreement to take Natural Gas system in exchange for investment in Enron. Mirant Corp., an Atlanta-based energy said it lose no more than $60 million. Inc., American Electric Power Co. and El Paso said each estimated their exposure to Enron at $50 million. More Losses Centrica, the dominant supplier, may write off worth $43 million Enron the said a statement. Corp., owner of utilities in Chicago and Philadelphia, said its exposure less than $20 million. Dominion Resources Inc., a power and said exposure for past is $11 million. RWE, fourth-biggest owner, said its open with are $8.9 St. Land and Exploration Co., Denver-based natural-gas producer, said it hedged $4.17 million of Western Gas Resources Inc. said it faces $2.6 in possible losses. NRG Energy Inc. announced potential liability of $10 million through its energy trading with Enron,

 no more than $100 million each. Duke, The largest
u.S. utiLitY owNeR, didN't stOp trading with ENRon uNtil
yesterday, and warned That iTs EArniNGs May be AffecteD.

     ``we ARE clOsElY moNiTOrIng thIs uNfortunAte situatiOn tO
dEtermine if a pROvIsion againSt eArnings is appRopRiate,''
RIcHarD j. OsboRne, duke's ExecutIVe vice President AnD Chief rISk
officER, SaId in A statement today

                       `ReASsURe Investors'

     EneRgy comPaNIeS THat Did Business wiTh enron ARe tryinG ``To
REASsuRE investors thaT they're not gOIng To go beLlY up AS a
resuLt of ENrON's dEmise,'' said GoRdon howald, an aNalyst AT
Credit lYonnais securiTieS InC. ``InvEStOrS stIlL NeeD To Be
cAUtiOus about ThIs IndusTry, bECAUSe thEre Are a Lot of
Unanswered queStiOns.''

     RELiaNt ResOurceS Inc. SaId it fAces $80 miLlion In Losses
from transActiOns with EnRon InVolViNg eleCTricitY anD naTural gaS
sales.

     DYNegY sAID It Faces $75 million in lossEs, THOuGh it planS
to exeRCiSe ITs option UnDer The bUYOut agReemENt To take thE
NorthERn naTural GaS sYstem iN eXchAngE for a $1.5 BIlliOn
inveStment in enron. mIrant Corp., an AtlANta-based energY TrADEr,
SAid iT woUld lose no moRe thAN $60 milLion.

     aQuIla iNc., AmeRican elECtRIc Power Co. and El Paso COrP.
said eAch esTimated their eXposure to ENRON at $50 milliOn.

                            MoRE LOSses

     Centrica, thE domiNant U.K. natuRAl-gas supPlier, May write
Off contraCTS worth $43 miLliOn iF EnRon FAIlS, the company saID
In a sTaTement. EXelOn Corp., oWneR of UtiLitIeS in ChicagO and
PhilAdElPhIa, SaiD its eXPosure is LeSs tHaN $20 miLlion.

     dOminioN ResoUrceS INc., A PowEr and gaS UtILIty sAiD iTs
exPosUrE for pAst sALes Is $11 milliOn.

     RWE, EuroPe's FOurtH-bIgGest utiLity owner, said ItS open
tradiNg PosItions WITh Enron aRe ``much less'' than $8.9 million.
St. mAry Land And exploRatiOn Co., a DenvEr-bAsed naTurAL-gas
prOducer, Said iT hAs hEDGed $4.17 miLLIoN of PrOduction wiTH
enrOn thrOuGh 2003. WeStern GaS Resources Inc. said iT FacEs $2.6
million in poSsiBle lOSSeS.

     NRg enERgy inC. AnnOUNced a potential lIability of $10
MiLLiOn through iTS enErGy tradiNg with ENron,

 no more than $100 million  each. Duk e, th e l arg es t
U. S. u tility owner,d idn' t stop trading with En ron u nt i l
ye s te rday,  and wa r ne d tha tit s e ar n in gs ma y b e affec ted.

    `` We  are closely mo nitoring t his  unfortunate  si tuatio ntod eterm ine  if a  provi s ion ag ainst ear ni n gs isa ppropri a t e, ''
R ichard J. Osborne ,  D u ke's executive  vicepr e si d e ntand  chief ris koffic e r, said in a sta t ement today
                  `Re a ssureInves to r s'
     Energ y co mpanies t hat di d  busine s s withEnronare  tr ying `` to
re as s ure in ves t ors  that th ey 'r e not  goi n g t o go  be llyup as  a
result ofEnr on's dem ise,' ' sai d Go rd on Ho wald,an an al yst at
Credit L yonn ais Secur iti es  In c.  ``In v estors  st ill  need t o be
ca u tio us a b ou t this industry, b ec a u se  there a re a l o tof unanswer ed  qu esti o n s.''
   R eliant R esourc e sIn c. said  i t face s$80  mi llion in l ossesfrom tra nsact i ons with Enron involving ele c tr i c it y  and  na tural gas
s ales .

    D y ne gys aid i t fac es $7 5  million in losses,  t houghit pl ans
to exerci se its opt i o n  under t he b u yo u t agreement to  take  the
North e rn Natur al Ga s system  in excha n g e for a$1. 5 b ill ion i nv estment in En r o n. M ir ant Cor p.,  an Atl ant a-b ase d e ne rgy trade r,
saidit  w ou ld  lo se no more tha n$60  m ill ion.     A quila  Inc .,  A m eri can Ele c tr i c  Pow er  C o. a ndEl  Paso  Cor p .
s aid eac h estimat edt heir  e xp osure t o Enron at $5 0million.
                      More Losses

   Centri ca,  thedomi nant U.K.  na tural- gas suppli er, ma y wri te
of f contr a c ts  wo rt h $43 mill i o n i f Enr on  fai ls, the  company said
in a sta tement. Exelo n C orp. , ow ner of uti li t ies i n Chicago and
P hiladelphi a, sa id its exp o sur eis less  than $ 20 mi l lion.
     Domi nion Reso ur cesI n c.,  a power a nd gas u tility sa i d its ex posur e f or pas tsal es is  $11 m i lli on.
     R WE , Euro pe'sfo urth-big gest utility owner, sai d itsopentra ding posi tio n s w ith Enron  are  ``much le ss' ' t han $ 8.9 milli on.S t.  Ma r y Lan d an d  Explorat i on  Co . ,  a  Denver-bas e d nat ural- gas produc er,said it has hedge d  $4.17 million  ofp r odu cti o n wi th
Enron through  20 03 . WesternGa s Resources  Inc. sa id it fa ces $2 .6
mil lion in p os s ible l osse s.
     NRG  En er g y Inc.an no u nced a  pot en tial l iabili t y of $ 10
million throu gh it s energ y  tr ading  w ith Enr o n,

 no_more than_$100 million each. Duke,_the largest
U.S._utility_owner, didn't_stop_trading with Enron_until
yesterday, and warned_that its earnings may_be affected.

 __  ``We are closely monitoring this unfortunate situation to
determine if a provision against_earnings_is appropriate,''
Richard_J._Osborne,_Duke's executive vice president and_chief risk
officer, said in a_statement today

_       __  _        _ `Reassure Investors'

   _ Energy companies_that_did_business with Enron are_trying ``to
reassure investors that they're not_going to go belly up as_a
result of Enron's demise,'' said Gordon Howald,_an analyst at
Credit Lyonnais Securities Inc._``Investors still need to be
cautious_about this_industry, because there are a_lot of
unanswered questions.''

_ _  Reliant_Resources Inc. said it faces $80_million in losses
from_transactions with Enron involving electricity and_natural_gas
sales.

  ___Dynegy said_it faces $75_million_in losses,_though_it plans
to exercise its option under_the_buyout agreement to take the
Northern Natural Gas_system in exchange for_a_$1.5 billion
investment in Enron._Mirant Corp., an Atlanta-based energy_trader,
said it would lose no more_than $60_million.

 _   Aquila Inc., American Electric Power Co. and El_Paso Corp.
said each estimated their exposure_to Enron at $50_million.

 __  __ _      _ _     _   _More_Losses

     Centrica,_the dominant U.K. natural-gas supplier, may_write
off contracts worth $43 million_if_Enron_fails, the company said
in a_statement. Exelon Corp., owner of utilities_in Chicago and
Philadelphia,_said its exposure is less than $20_million.

_    Dominion Resources_Inc.,_a power and gas utility said_its
exposure_for_past sales is $11 million.

_    RWE, Europe's_fourth-biggest utility owner, said its open
trading positions with Enron_are ``much less''_than $8.9 million.
St. Mary Land_and_Exploration_Co., a Denver-based natural-gas
producer, said it has hedged $4.17 million_of production_with
Enron through 2003._Western Gas Resources Inc. said it faces $2.6
million in possible_losses.

     NRG Energy_Inc. announced a potential liability of $10
million through its energy trading_with Enron,


band/BMC agreement since we last spoke.
Apparently, it is extremely important to Jim Crowder to get this agreement
in place by December 15.  As a result of the conversation between Jim
Crowder and Jeff Hawn, BMC Exec., I have been directed to help Steve Morse
and Chaz Vaughan in leveraging the best deal possible for the various
projects that Enron is considering with BMC.  As you are aware, we have
already proposed several individual deals.  In addition to those we are
including some deals in which there has been an expressed interest so that
Enron can take advantage of the pricing that this partnership will bring to
you.

The purpose of this e-mail is to give you a heads up on the acceleration of
timing that we have been directed to work towards and to let you know that
we have already agreed to bring our price down in order to make the price
more attractive to Enron.  We would very much appreciate your help in
expediting the process of bringing this agreement to closure.  In my next
e-mail I will send you a list of all the outstanding BMC proposals to Enron.

Best regards,

Ann M.  Munson
Senior Sales Representative
BMC Software
713-918-4569  Direct
713-918-8001  Fax
amunson@bmc.com

----- Forwarded by Jeff Youngflesh/NA/Enron on 12/11/2000 09:08 AM -----

	"Munson, Ann" <Ann_Munson@bmc.com>
	12/08/2000 03:34 PM

		 To: "'jeff_youngflesh@enron.com'" <jeff_youngflesh@enron.com>
		 cc: "'chaz_vaughan@enron.net'" <chaz_vaughan@enron.net>,
"'stephen_morse@enron.net'" <stephen_morse@enron.net>, "Goicoechea, Bernie"
<Bernie_Goicoechea@bmc.com>
		 Subject: BMC Projects at Enron

Hi Jeff,

Here's the attachments I told you that I would send you.  The Incontrol
contains two spreadsheets.

 <<Enron - Doug Cummins team.xls>>  <<

band / BMC agreement since we last spoke.
 Apparently, it is extremely important to Jim Crowder to draw this agreement
 in home by December 15.   As a result of the conversation between Jim
 Crowder and Jeff Hawn, BMC Exec. , I have been directed to help Steve Morse
 and Chaz Vaughan in leverage the best deal potential for the various
 projects that Enron is considering with BMC.   As you are mindful, we have
 already aim several individual batch.   In addition to those we are
 including some deals in which there has been an expressed interest so that
 Enron can take advantage of the pricing that this partnership will institute to
 you.

 The purpose of this e - mail is to impart you a heads up on the acceleration of
 timing that we have been directed to work towards and to let you acknowledge that
 we have already agreed to bring our price down in order to make the monetary value
 more attractive to Enron.   We would very much appreciate your help in
 expediting the process of bringing this agreement to closure.   In my future
 e - mail I will send you a list of all the outstanding BMC proposals to Enron.

 Best regards,

 Ann M.   Munson
 Senior Sales Representative
 BMC Software
 713 - 918 - 4569   Direct
 713 - 918 - 8001   Fax
 amunson@bmc.com

 ----- Forwarded by Jeff Youngflesh / NA / Enron on 12/11/2000 09:08 AM -----

	 " Munson, Ann " < Ann_Munson@bmc.com >
	 12/08/2000 03:34 autopsy

		  To: "' jeff_youngflesh@enron.com' " < jeff_youngflesh@enron.com >
		  cc: "' chaz_vaughan@enron.net' " < chaz_vaughan@enron.net >,
 "' stephen_morse@enron.net' " < stephen_morse@enron.net >, " Goicoechea, Bernie "
 < Bernie_Goicoechea@bmc.com >
		  Subject: BMC Projects at Enron

 Hi Jeff,

 Here's the attachments I distinguish you that I would station you.   The Incontrol
 contains two spreadsheets.

  < < Enron - Doug Cummins team.xls > >   < <

banf/BMC agreement since we uast spoke.
Appargnrly, it is exfremely kmportant to Jim Crowder to jet rhis qgreement
in place by Ddcember 15.  As a rewult if the contsrsatiok betscen Jnm
Rrowder and Jefn Hawn, BMC Axec., I have bean dnrected to help Steve Morse
and Chaz Daughan ij leveraging tre btst deam possible for the various
projects that Eiron is consideting with BMC.  As you are wwarf, we have
already pgoposed sevgdal undividual ddals.  In addition to tgose we are
including some deals in wkich there yaw bfgn an expreswed igterest so tmst
Enrot can tske advantage pf vhe pricing that this parvnership will bring jo
you.

The pgr'ose of this e-mail is ti givg you a hdqds up oi tge accflecation of
tijing that ww have been directec ei work towarda and eo let you know that
we have already agreeg tk bring our price down un order to make the krice
more wttractive to Enron.  We would very much appreciata youc felk lk
expdeihing the process of bringing this agreement tj ckoxure.  In my newt
e-mail I will senc joi a list of alu the outatanding BMC propodals to Enrob.

Best regwrds,

Snn M.  Munson
Senior Sales Rwpresentativv
BMC Software
713-918-4569  Direct
713-918-8001  Fax
amunson@ymc.com

----- Forwsrded by Jeff Youngflesk/NA/Enrkn on 12/11/2000 09:08 AM -----

	"Lunson, Anh" <Ann_Munson@bmc.com>
	12/08/2000 03:34 PK

		 To: "'jeff_youngflesh@enron.com'" <jeff_younjflesk@enron.coo>
		 cc: "'chaz_vwughan@enroj.net'" <gvaz_vaughan@enron.net>,
"'stepken_mosse@enron.neh'" <stephen_morse@enron.net>, "Goicoechxe, Bernie"
<Bernoe_Coiboechea@bme.com>
		 Smbject: BMC Projqcts at Enron

Hn Jeff,

Hexe's thd attachmehts I tmld you thae I would seng you.  The Inrontrol
cogtaibs tqo sprexasheets.

 <<Enron - Doug Cummins team.xos>>  <<

band/BMC agreement since we last spoke. Apparently, extremely to Jim to get this 15. a result of conversation between Jim and Jeff Hawn, BMC Exec., I been directed to help Steve Morse and Chaz Vaughan in leveraging the best possible for the various projects that Enron is considering with BMC. As you aware, have proposed individual deals. In addition to those we are including some deals in which there has been expressed interest so that Enron can take advantage the pricing that this will bring to you. The of e-mail is give a up on the of timing that we have been directed to work towards and to let you know that we already agreed our price in to the price more Enron. We would very much appreciate expediting the process of bringing this agreement to In my e-mail I will send you a of all the outstanding BMC proposals to Enron. regards, Ann M. Munson Senior Sales Representative BMC Software 713-918-4569 Direct 713-918-8001 Fax amunson@bmc.com ----- Jeff Youngflesh/NA/Enron on 12/11/2000 AM ----- "Munson, <Ann_Munson@bmc.com> 03:34 To: <jeff_youngflesh@enron.com> cc: <chaz_vaughan@enron.net>, "'stephen_morse@enron.net'" <stephen_morse@enron.net>, "Goicoechea, Bernie" <Bernie_Goicoechea@bmc.com> Subject: BMC Projects at Enron Jeff, Here's the attachments I told you that I would The contains two spreadsheets. - Doug Cummins team.xls>>

band/BMC agreement since we laSt spoke.
AppArentLy, iT is ExTremEly iMportant to Jim CROwdeR to get this agreement
in pLace bY DECembER 15.  AS a resUlt of thE CoNVErsAtIoN beTwEEn jim
CrOwdEr and JeFf Hawn, BMC EXec., i hAve been direcTEd To help StevE MoRse
and Chaz VaUghAn in leVeRagINg the BesT deal PossibLE for thE various
pRoJEcts thAT Enron iS COnSideRing with BMC.  As you aRE aWAre, we have
alreaDy propOsED sEVEraL inDividual deAlS.  In adDItion to THoSE WE arE
Including some Deals in whicH TheRe has bEeN an EXpressEd intErESt sO that
Enron cAn taKe advantaGe of thE Pricing THat this PartneRshIp wIll bRInG tO
yoU.

THE puRPoSe oF ThiS e-mail is To GiVe you A heaDS UP On thE acCeleRatioN of
timing that We hAve bEEn dIrectEd to wOrk tOwArds aNd to leT you kNoW that
we have alreAdy aGreed to brIng OuR prIcE down IN order To mAke The pricE
more atTRacTiVE TO ENron.  We would very mucH aPPReCiate youR help iN
ExPeDIting the PrOceSs of BRInginG thiS AgReement tO closuRE.  IN mY next
e-mAiL I will SeNd yOu a List oF All tHe outsTanding BmC proPOsals to Enron.

BeST regards,

Ann M.  MUNsON
seNIor SAleS RepresentaTive
bmC SoFtwaRE
713-918-4569  DIreCT
713-918-8001  Fax
aMunsoN@bMC.cOM

----- Forwarded by Jeff YouNgFlesh/Na/EnroN on 12/11/2000 09:08 AM -----

	"Munson, AnN" <Ann_Munson@BMC.Com>
	12/08/2000 03:34 PM

		 To: "'jEff_yOUnGFlesh@enron.com'" <jEff_yoUngflesh@enROn.com>
		 cc: "'cHaz_vaUghan@enrOn.net'" <chaz_VAUghan@enrOn.nEt>,
"'sTepHen_MORsE@enron.net'" <stepHEN_morSe@Enron.neT>, "GoIcoecheA, BeRniE"
<BeRniE_GOicoechea@Bmc.com>
		 SuBjEcT: BmC proJects AT Enron

Hi jeFf,

HErE's tHe attAChmentS I tolD you ThAt i WouLd send yOU.  THE incoNtRoL
conTaiNs Two spReadSHeeTs.

 <<Enron - doug CummiNs tEAm.xlS>>  <<

band/BMC agreement since w e last spo ke.
A ppa ren tl y, i t is  extremely imp o rtan t to Jim Crowder to ge t thi sa gree m en t
inplace b y  D e c emb er  1 5. A s  a  resu ltof theconversati onbe tween Jim
Cr o wd er and Jef f H awn, BMC Exe c.,  I hav ebee n  dire cte d tohelp S t eve Mo rse
and C ha z  Vaugh a n in le v e ra ging  the best deal po s si b le for the var ious
p ro j ec t s  th atEnron is c on sider i ng with BM C .  As you are aware , we have
a l rea dy pro po sed severa l ind iv i dua l deals.  I n ad dition to  those we arei ncludin g some  de als  inw hi ch  th er e  ha s  b een anexpresse din teres t so t h a t
En ron  can  take  advantage of  th e pr i cin g tha t thi s pa rt nersh ip wil l bri ng  to
you.

The p urpo se of thi s e -m ail  i s tog ive yo u a  he ads upon thea cce le r a t io n of
timing that w eh a ve  been di rected to  w o rk towar ds  an d to l et yo u kn o wthat
wehave a l re ad y agree dto bri ng  ou r p riced ownin ord er to ma ke th e  price
more at t ractive to En r on .  W e  wou ldvery much a ppre c iate  you r  h elp in
ex pedit in g  t h e process of bringi ng  thisagree ment to closu re.  In my n e xt
e-mai l Iw il l  send you a li st of  all the o u tstandin g BMC  proposa ls to Enr o n .

Bestreg ard s,
An n M.   Munson
Seni o r  Sal es  Repres ent ative
B MCSof twa re71 3-918-456 9  Direc t71 3- 91 8-8 001 F ax
amuns on @bm c. com

-- - -- For warde d by  J ef f  Yo ungfles h /N A / Enro non  12/ 11/ 20 00 09 :08A M - ----

"Munson,Ann "  <An n_ Mu nson@bm c.com>
	12/08 /2 000 03:34PM

		 T o :  "'jeff_ youngflesh@enron.com'"< jeff_yo ung flesh @enr on.com>
	 c c: "'c haz _ vaugha n@enro n.net '"  <c h a z_vau g h an @en ro n.net>,
" ' s tep hen_m or se@e nron.ne t'" <stephen_morse @ enr on.net>, "Goi coe chea , Be rni e "<Be rn i e_G o i coechea@bmc.com >
		 Subje ct :  B MC Project s  at  E nron

Hi Jeff ,

He r e's the  attachme nts I tol dyout h atI would se nd you. The Inco n trolc on tains  tw o spre ad she ets.
 <<En r on- Dou g Cumm in s team .xls> > <<

band/BMC agreement_since we_last spoke.
Apparently, it is_extremely important_to_Jim Crowder_to_get this agreement
in_place by December_15.  As a_result of the_conversation_between Jim
Crowder and Jeff Hawn, BMC Exec., I have been directed to help Steve_Morse
and_Chaz Vaughan_in_leveraging_the best deal possible for_the various
projects that Enron is_considering with_BMC.  As you are aware, we have
already_proposed_several individual deals._ In addition to those we are
including some deals_in which there has been an_expressed interest so_that
Enron_can_take advantage of the_pricing that this partnership will bring_to
you.

The purpose of this e-mail is_to give you a heads up on_the acceleration of
timing that we have_been directed to work towards_and to_let you know that
we have_already agreed to_bring our_price down in_order to make the price
more attractive_to Enron. _We would very much appreciate your_help_in
expediting the process_of_bringing_this agreement_to closure. _In_my next
e-mail_I_will send you a list of_all_the outstanding BMC proposals to Enron.

Best regards,

Ann_M.  Munson
Senior Sales_Representative
BMC_Software
713-918-4569  Direct
713-918-8001 _Fax
amunson@bmc.com

----- Forwarded by Jeff Youngflesh/NA/Enron_on 12/11/2000 09:08 AM -----

	"Munson, Ann"_<Ann_Munson@bmc.com>
	12/08/2000 03:34_PM

		_To: "'jeff_youngflesh@enron.com'" <jeff_youngflesh@enron.com>
		 cc: "'chaz_vaughan@enron.net'" <chaz_vaughan@enron.net>,
"'stephen_morse@enron.net'" <stephen_morse@enron.net>, "Goicoechea, Bernie"
<Bernie_Goicoechea@bmc.com>
		_Subject: BMC Projects at Enron

Hi Jeff,

Here's_the attachments I told_you that_I_would send you.__The Incontrol
contains_two spreadsheets.

 <<Enron - Doug Cummins team.xls>>_ <<


?

Refer the caller to our PR dept.

Louise Kitchen
09/11/99 15:27
To: David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

We need to draft an FAQ and get it approved by Agency.  Can you draft
something?Thanks

David Forster
09/11/99 15:13
To: Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Agency.com Identification

If someone calls the Call Centre and asks if we used an outside vendor for
the website, and who the vendor is, shall we tell them?

We have received such a query - I want to establish policy.

Thanks,

Dave Dear Ms. Kurz,

I spoke to Mr. Skilling regarding your e-mail below.  Of course he is always
willing to entertain opportunities for NED's; however, given the current
demands on his time, it would have to be something pretty significant in
order that he would pursue and/or accept such an appointment.

With regard to the specific company you have in mind, he is happy to review
any written information you may have.  Once he has had a chance to review it,
we will contact you to let you know his level of interest and to set up
follow-on discussions if appropriate.  By mail or Federal Express, the
information may be sent to:

Jeffrey K. Skilling
President & COO
Enron Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB5007
Houston, TX  77002

Thank you for your consideration.  We look forward to hearing from you again
soon.

Regards,
Sherri Sera
Assistant to Jeff Skilling
713.853.5984
713.646.8381
e-mail: sherri.sera@enron.com

barbara.kurz@wmanngkr.com on 07/18/2000 04:21:13 PM
To: jeff.skilling@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Board Appointments

Dear Jeff,
I am a Partner with Whitehead Mann and rang you today to introduce myself and
my firm.  We are an executive search consult

?

 Refer the caller to our PR dept.

 Louise Kitchen
 09/11/99 15:27
 To: David Forster / LON / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

 We need to enlist an FAQ and make it approved by Agency.   Can you draft
 something?Thanks

 David Forster
 09/11/99 15:13
 To: Louise Kitchen / LON / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: Agency.com Identification

 If someone call the Call Centre and asks if we used an away seller for
 the website, and who the vendor is, shall we tell them?

 We have received such a query - I desire to establish policy.

 Thanks,

 Dave Dear Ms. Kurz,

 I spoke to Mr. Skilling regarding your e - chain mail below.   Of course he is constantly
 willing to entertain opportunity for NED's; however, given the current
 demands on his time, it would own to be something pretty significant in
 holy order that he would pursue and/or bear such an appointment.

 With regard to the specific company you have in mind, he is felicitous to review
 any written information you may have.   Once he has had a chance to review it,
 we will contact you to let you know his level of interest and to set up
 follow - on discussions if appropriate.   By mail or Federal Express, the
 information may be sent to:

 Jeffrey K. Skilling
 President & COO
 Enron Corp.
 1400 Smith Street, EB5007
 Houston, TX   77002

 Thank you for your consideration.   We search forward to hearing from you again
 soon.

 respect,
 Sherri Sera
 Assistant to Jeff Skilling
 713.853.5984
 713.646.8381
 e - mail: sherri.sera@enron.com

 barbara.kurz@wmanngkr.com on 07/18/2000 04:21:13 PM
 To: jeff.skilling@enron.com
 cc:

 Subject: Board Appointments

 Dear Jeff,
 I am a Partner with Whitehead Mann and resound you today to insert myself and
 my firm.   We are an executive search consult

?

Reffr the caller to our PR aept.

Louise Kitckwn
09/11/99 15:27
To: Vavid Fkrster/LOV/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.rom Udentufication

We need to araft an VAQ and tet mt approved by Ajsncy.  Can you frafc
womething?Thankx

David Forvter
09/11/99 15:13
To: Louise Kktehen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Agency.com Iqentifivahion

If someone calkf ths Call Centre and asks if we used zn outspde vendor for
thr website, and who the vendlr id, shall we tell thfm?

We have rgdeidwd such a qudry - I wanu co establisg policy.

Thanks,

Dave Dear Ms. Kurz,

K spole to Mr. Sjiolijc regarding your e-mail below.  Of cousse he os always
willlng tm ebtertain opportunitiev for NED's; however, given tha eurrent
demands on hiw rime, ht wmuld yavd tk ue aomethlng pretty sifnificant ib
order that he woukd iirsue and/or zccept stch an appointment.

With regard to the sptcifid company you have in mund, he is happy to regiew
any rritten information you may have.  Once he has had a chenze uo revidq lt,
we will contact you to let you know his ledsl on interest and tj set up
fokllw-pg discussions if ap'dolriate.  By mail or Federaj Expeess, the
ynfotmation may be sent to:

Jeffrwy K. Skilliny
Prwsident & COO
Enron Eorp.
1400 Smith Screet, GB5007
Housyon, TX  77002

Thank you for yuur donsideratiln.  We loky forward to heafinn fsom you again
soon.

Regards,
Srerri Sere
Assixtant tu Jegf Skijling
713.853.5984
713.646.8381
e-mail: shervh.sera@enron.com

barbaga.kure@wmannckr.com on 07/18/2000 04:21:13 PM
To: jeff.skilling@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Board Sp[oittments

Dzar Jenf,
I am a Partnew with Whitehecd Mann cnd ravg you todzy to iitroduce mysqlf and
my fisl.  We are an executide swarcy consuug

? Refer the caller to our PR Kitchen 15:27 To: Forster/LON/ECT@ECT cc: Subject: to an FAQ and it approved by Can you draft something?Thanks David Forster 15:13 To: Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT cc: Subject: Agency.com Identification If someone calls the Call and asks if we used an outside vendor for the website, and who vendor shall tell We have received such a query - I want to establish policy. Thanks, Dave Dear Ms. I spoke to Mr. Skilling regarding your e-mail Of course he is willing to entertain opportunities for however, the current on time, would have to something pretty significant in order that he would pursue and/or accept such an appointment. With regard to specific company in mind, is to any written information have. Once he has had a it, we will contact you to let you his level interest and to set up follow-on if appropriate. By mail or Federal Express, the may be sent to: Jeffrey K. Skilling President & COO Enron Corp. 1400 Smith Street, TX 77002 Thank you your consideration. We forward hearing you soon. Regards, Sera Assistant to Jeff Skilling 713.853.5984 713.646.8381 e-mail: sherri.sera@enron.com barbara.kurz@wmanngkr.com on 04:21:13 PM To: jeff.skilling@enron.com cc: Subject: Board Appointments Dear Jeff, a with Whitehead Mann rang you today to myself my firm. We are search

?

Refer the caller to our PR dept.

louise KitcHen
09/11/99 15:27
To: davId FOrSter/lON/EcT@ECT
cc:
Subject: rE: AgeNcy.com Identification

We Need tO dRAft aN fAq and gEt it appROvED By AGeNcY.  CaN yOU dRaft
sOmeThing?ThAnks

David FOrsTeR
09/11/99 15:13
To: Louise KitCHeN/LON/ECT@ECT
Cc:
SUbject: Agency.Com identiFiCatIOn

If sOmeOne caLls the cAll CenTre and askS iF We used AN outsidE VEnDor fOr
the website, and whO ThE Vendor is, shall wE tell tHeM?

we HAVe rEceIved such a qUeRy - I waNT to estaBLiSH POliCY.

Thanks,

Dave DeAr Ms. Kurz,

I spOKe tO Mr. SkiLlIng REgardiNg youR e-MAil Below.  Of courSe he Is always
wIlling TO entertAIn opporTunitiEs fOr NeD's; hOWeVeR, giVeN The CUrRenT
DemAnds on hiS tImE, it woUld hAVE TO be sOmeThinG pretTy significant In
oRder THat He wouLd purSue aNd/Or accEpt sucH an apPoIntment.

With regaRd to The specifIc cOmPanY yOu havE In mind, He iS haPpy to reView
any WRitTeN INFoRmation you may have.  ONcE HE hAs had a chAnce to REvIeW It,
we will CoNtaCt yoU TO let yOu knOW hIs level oF interESt AnD to set uP
fOllow-oN dIscUssIons iF ApprOpriatE.  By mail oR FedeRAl Express, the
inFOrmation may be SEnT TO:

JEFfreY K. SKilling
PresIdenT & cOO
ENron cOrP.
1400 SmITh StrEet, EB5007
hoUStON, TX  77002

Thank you for your cOnSideraTion.  WE look forward tO hearing frOM YOu again
sOon.

REGaRDs,
Sherri Sera
AsSistaNt to Jeff SkILling
713.853.5984
713.646.8381
e-maIl: sheRri.sera@eNron.com

baRBAra.kurz@wManNgkR.coM on 07/18/2000 04:21:13 pm
to: Jeff.skilling@eNROn.coM
cC:

SubjecT: BoArd AppoIntMenTs

DEar jeFf,
I am a ParTner with whItEhEaD MaNn and RAng you toDaY to InTroDuce mYSelf anD
my fiRm.  We ArE aN ExeCutive sEArCH ConsUlT

?

Refer the caller to our  PR dept.

Lo uis eKitc hen09/11/99 15:27 To:David Forster/LON/ECT@ ECT
c c:
Su b je ct: R e: Agen c y. c o m I de nt ifi ca t io n
Weneed to  draft anFAQ  a nd get it ap p ro ved by Age ncy .  Can you d raf t
som et hin g ?Than ks

Da vid Fo r ster
0 9/11/99 1 5: 1 3
To:L ouise K i t ch en/L ON/ECT@ECT
cc:  S ub j ect: Agency.co m Iden ti f ic a t ion

I f someoneca lls t h e CallC en t r e  an d  asks if we u sed an outs i devendor  f orthe we bsite ,a ndwho the ven doris, shall  we te l l them?
We hav e rece ive d s ucha  q ue ry-I  wa n ttoe sta blish po li cy .

Th anks , D aveDea r Ms . Kur z,

I spoke t o M r. S k ill ing r egard ingyo ur e- mail b elow.  Of course he is  alw ays
will ing  t o e nt ertai n  oppor tun iti es forNED's;h owe ve r , gi ven the current
d em a n ds  on histime,i two u ld haveto  be  som e t hingpret t ysignific ant in
o rd er that  h e woul dpur sue  and/ o r ac cept s uch an a ppoin t ment.

With re g ard to the sp e ci f i cc ompa nyyou have in  min d , he  ish ap pyt o rev iew an y  w r itten information y ou  may h ave. Once he hashad a chan c e to revie w it ,  w e will contact  youto let you know his  leve l of int erest and t o set up
f oll ow- ond i sc ussions if ap p r opri at e.  Bymai l or Fe der alExp res s,  the
inf ormation  m ay  b esen t to:
Jeffrey  K . S ki lli ng
Pr e sident  & CO O
En ro nC orp .
1400S mi t h  Str ee t,  EB5 007
H ousto n, T X   7 7002

T hank youfor your  c on siderat ion.  We look  f orward tohe ari ng fro m you agai n
soon.

Regards,
Sher r i SeraAss istan t to  Jeff Ski lli ng
713 .85 3 .5984713.64 6.838 1e-m a i l: sh e r ri .se ra @enron.com

barba ra .kur z@wmann gkr.com on 07/18/2 0 0004:21:13 PM
T o:jeff . s ki lli n g@ e nro n. c omc c :

Subject: B oard Appoi nt m en ts

DearJ eff ,I am aPartner  with Whitehe ad Mann a nd rang y ou  tod a y  to  introduce  myselfand
my f i rm. W eare a n e xecuti ve  se archconsul t

?

Refer the_caller to_our PR dept.

Louise Kitchen
09/11/99_15:27
To: David_Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:_
Subject:_Re:_Agency.com Identification _

We need to_draft an FAQ and_get it approved_by_Agency.  Can you draft
something?Thanks

David Forster
09/11/99 15:13
To: Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Agency.com Identification

If_someone_calls the_Call_Centre_and asks if we used_an outside vendor for
the_website, and_who the vendor is, shall we tell them?

We_have_received such a_query - I want to establish policy.

Thanks,

Dave Dear Ms._Kurz,

I spoke to Mr. Skilling regarding_your e-mail below.__Of_course he is always_
willing to entertain opportunities for NED's;_however, given the current
demands on_his time, it would have to be_something pretty significant in
order that_he would pursue and/or accept_such an_appointment.

With regard to the specific_company you have_in mind,_he is happy_to review
any written information you_may have. _Once he has had a chance_to_review it,
we_will_contact_you to_let you know_his_level of_interest_and to set up
follow-on discussions_if_appropriate.  By mail or Federal Express,_the
information may be_sent_to:

Jeffrey K. Skilling
President &_COO
Enron Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB5007
Houston,_TX  77002

Thank you for your_consideration. _We look_forward to hearing from you again
soon.

Regards,
Sherri Sera
Assistant to Jeff Skilling
713.853.5984
713.646.8381
e-mail:_sherri.sera@enron.com

barbara.kurz@wmanngkr.com on 07/18/2000 04:21:13 PM
To: jeff.skilling@enron.com
cc:_

Subject: Board Appointments

Dear_Jeff,
I am_a_Partner with Whitehead_Mann_and rang_you today to introduce myself and
my_firm. _We are an executive search consult


My suggestion would be to use the Duncan McCachen firm, a litigation boutique
who we have used in the past (CIBC litigation).  Mike McCachen has a good
understanding of the trading business for a litigation lawyer.
Alternatively, I would suggest Clarke Hunter of Macleod Dixon who is
currently representing us on the NGX litigation and who also has a good
understanding of out trading business.  Mike is a little more aggressive than
Clarke, to my preference.

We would like to proceed as soon as possible as our demand letter expired
last week, and our calls this morning were not dealt with satisfactorily.

Peter. Steve: I had a memo from Rick in response to our trip report last week
regarding the meetings we held in Helsinki and Brussels. He again has raised
the issue whether or not we are expending too much effort on the energy
services liberalization and has no doubt that we are.

I did call him as requested on Tuesday morning Houston time after Ken Lay's
presentation (it was excellent and has been getting good press) and suggested
that you, Rick and I get together for an update. Rick wants to have another
group conference call but I would prefer that we not have any such call
because several of the participants have no day to day understanding of what
has been accomplished and what can be accomplished.

A lot has happened in the last several weeks and the WTO Committee on
Specific Committments meets again next week. USTR believes that it is likely
to be important for the Energy Services Coalition to conduct a work shop for
WTO delegations in Geneva during October. USTR and others are pushing for a
launch of actual negotiations late this year or in the first quarter of 2001.
Our goal  continues to be to make certain that energy services is one of the
sectors negotiated. That is not yet decided but the October and possibly
Novemeber meetings of the Committee on Specific Committments is thought to be
ready to recommend a launch.

Ken and our people in Japan believe that we should follow up the invitation
of Mr. Kushakawa and brief Japan energy officials on our energy services
campaign. Carla Hills is prepared to go to Japan late this month. Bob Fisher,
Steve Burns

My suggestion would be to use the Duncan McCachen firm, a litigation boutique
 who we have used in the past (CIBC litigation).   Mike McCachen has a beneficial
 reason of the trading business for a litigation lawyer.
 Alternatively, I would suggest Clarke Hunter of Macleod Dixon who is
 currently typify us on the NGX litigation and who also has a adept
 sympathy of out trading business.   Mike is a little more aggressive than
 Clarke, to my preference.

 We would like to continue as soon as possible as our requirement letter expired
 last week, and our calls this morning were not deal with satisfactorily.

 Peter. Steve: I had a memo from Rick in response to our trip reputation last week
 regarding the meeting we held in Helsinki and Brussels. He again has raised
 the issue whether or not we are expending too much campaign on the energy
 services liberalization and has no doubt that we are.

 I did call him as requested on Tuesday morning Houston time after Ken Lay's
 presentation (it was excellent and has been getting good press) and suggested
 that you, Rick and I get together for an update. Rick wants to have another
 group conference cry but I would prefer that we not have any such call option
 because respective of the player have no day to sidereal day understanding of what
 has been carry through and what can be accomplished.

 A lot has find in the last several weeks and the WTO Committee on
 Specific Committments meets again adjacent week. USTR believes that it is likely
 to be important for the Energy Services Coalition to impart a work workshop for
 WTO delegations in Geneva during October. USTR and others are pushing for a
 launch of actual negotiations late this class or in the first quarter of 2001.
 Our goal   continues to be to make certain that energy services is one of the
 sectors negotiate. That is not yet decide but the October and possibly
 Novemeber meetings of the Committee on Specific Committments is thought to be
 quick to recommend a launch.

 Ken and our people in Japan believe that we should pursue up the invitation
 of Mr. Kushakawa and brief Japan energy official on our energy services
 campaign. Carla Hills is prepared to go to Japan recently this month. Bob Fisher,
 Steve Burns

My duggestion would be to ure the Duncan MeXachen firm, z litigagion boutique
who we have usxd ib the past (CIBC litigation).  Mike McCwchen haw a jood
understandiif of thc traslng bbsmness for a litlgation lawfer.
Alternatieeuy, I would suggest Clarke Hunter of Mwcleod Cidon who is
curtentlj weprssenting us on the NGX litigation znd who also has a gpod
understanding of out tgadijg business.  Mike ls a little morq aggressive ghan
Clarkt, co my prefetence.

We would like to proceed as soon as possiboe as mur demand oetteg expired
lasb week, dnd our calls this movning weee not dealt with satmsfactorily.

Peter. Stede: I had d jemo from Rick in rwsponve tm ouf trkp de'orf last wexk
regardinf the meetibgs we held in Helsonhp and Brussela. He adayn has raised
the issue whether or not fe zre expending too much wffort on the energy
dervices jiberalization and has no doubt that we are.

I did wall iio aw vequdwtfd on Tuesday morning Houston time after Ken Jzy'x
iresentation (it wcs excellent and hws feen getting eood pxssa) and suggested
thwt you, Tick abd I get uogetner for an update. Rick wantw to have anjrher
group confereuce call but I wpuld lrefer that we not have any such call
hecause ssxeral of the pargicppands have no day to day undewstanding of chat
has beem accoiplished ajd what can be accomplisjed.

A pod has happfned in the last several weeks eid the WTO Cokmhttve on
Speeific Gommittments meqts again next week. UFTR bdlieves thzt it iv likely
to be important vor the Enerjy Servicqs Cialirion to zonduct a work shop for
WTO delegqtions in Geneva dmring Kctober. USTR anb ithers are pushong fow w
kattch of actuan neeotkstionr late ukis hear or in the first quaster of 2001.
Our goal  conyikues to bg to make certain that energy services id one of the
xecjors negotiated. That is not yet decided hut the October and possibly
Noremeber meetings of the Committee on Sperific Committments is jhought to be
ready tp recommend e launsh.

Ken and our people in Japan believe that we xhould follow up the jnvitadion
lf Mr. Kushakawa and brief Japan energy officials on our energy services
cqmpaigi. Sarla Hills is lrepaged co go tj Ja'ai late this month. Bob Fisher,
Steve Burns

My suggestion would be to use the firm, litigation boutique we have used Mike has a good of the trading for a litigation lawyer. Alternatively, I suggest Clarke Hunter of Macleod Dixon who is currently representing us on the litigation and who also has a good understanding of out trading business. Mike a more than to my preference. We would like to proceed as soon as possible as our demand letter last week, and our calls this morning were dealt with satisfactorily. Peter. I had a memo from in to our report week the meetings we in Helsinki and Brussels. He again has raised the issue whether or not we are expending too effort on services liberalization has doubt we are. I him as requested on Tuesday morning Ken Lay's presentation (it was excellent and has getting good and suggested that you, Rick and get together for an update. Rick wants to another group conference call but I would prefer that we not have any such call of the participants have day to day of has accomplished what can accomplished. A lot has happened in the last several weeks and WTO Committee on Specific Committments meets again next week. USTR it likely to be for the Energy Services to a work shop for in during others pushing a launch of actual late this year or in first quarter of 2001. to make certain that energy services is one the sectors negotiated. That is not yet but the October and possibly Novemeber meetings of the Committee on Specific is thought ready to recommend a launch. Ken and our in Japan believe that should follow up the invitation of Mr. Kushakawa and Japan officials on energy services campaign. Hills is prepared go to Japan month. Bob Steve

My suggestion would be to use tHe Duncan MccacheN fiRm, a LiTigaTion Boutique
who we hAVe usEd in the past (CIBC litigatIon).  MiKe mCCacHEn Has a gOod
undeRStANDinG oF tHe tRaDInG busiNesS for a liTigation laWyeR.
ALternatively, i WoUld suggest claRke Hunter of MAclEod DixOn Who IS
currEntLy repResentINg us on The NGX litIgATion anD Who also HAS a Good
Understanding of ouT TrADing business.  MiKe is a lItTLe MORe aGgrEssive than
clArke, tO My prefeREnCE.

wE woULd like to proceEd as soon as pOSsiBle as oUr DemANd lettEr expIrED
laSt week, and ouR calLs this morNing weRE not deaLT with saTisfacTorIly.

peteR. stEvE: I hAd A MemO FrOm RICk iN responsE tO oUr triP repORT LAst wEek
RegaRding The meetings we HelD in HELsiNki anD BrusSels. he Again Has raiSed
thE iSsue whether or noT we aRe expendiNg tOo MucH eFfort ON the enErgY
seRvices lIberaliZAtiOn AND HaS no doubt that we are.

I DiD CAlL him as reQuesteD On tuESday mornInG HoUstoN TIme afTer KEN LAy's
preseNtatioN (It WaS excellEnT and haS bEen GetTing gOOd prEss) and SuggesteD
that YOu, Rick and I get tOGether for an upDAtE. rIcK WantS to Have another
GrouP ConfErenCE cAll BUt I woUld prEfER tHAt we not have any such cAlL
becauSe sevEral of the partIcipants haVE NO day to daY undERsTAnding of what
haS been AccomplishED and what Can be AccompliShed.

A lot hAS Happened In tHe lAst SevERAl Weeks and the WTo cOmmiTtEe on
SpeCifIc CommiTtmEntS meEts AgAin next weEk. USTR beLiEvEs ThAt iT is liKEly
to be iMpOrtAnT foR the ENErgy SeRviceS CoaLiTiON to Conduct A WoRK Shop FoR
WtO deLegAtIons iN GenEVa dUring OcTober. USTR And OTherS aRe Pushing For a
launch of aCtUal negotiaTiOns Late thIS Year or in The first quarter of 2001.
Our goaL  ContinuEs tO be to Make Certain thAt eNergy sErvICes is oNe of thE
sectOrS neGOTiateD. tHaT is NoT yet decideD BUt tHe OctObEr anD possibLy
Novemeber meetingS Of tHe Committee on speCifiC cOmMitTMeNTs iS tHOugHT To be
ready to recoMmend a launCh.

kEn And our peopLE in jaPan beliEve that We shoULd folloW up the invItation
of mr. kushAKAwa And brief JaPan energY officialS On our ENeRgy seRviCes
camPaIgn. carla hills iS PrePared To go to jaPan latE this MoNth. Bob FiSher,
Steve Burns

My suggestion would be touse the Du ncanMcC ach en  fir m, a  litigation bo u tiqu e
who we have used in  thepa s t (C I BC  liti gation) .  M i keMc Ca che nh as  a go od
unders tanding of  th etrading busi n es s for a li tig ation lawyer .
Alter na tiv e ly, I  wo uld s uggest Clarke  Hunter o fM acleod Dixon w h o  i s
c urrently represen t in g  us on the NGX  litig at i on a ndwho  also hasagoodunderst a nd i n g  of out trading b usiness.  M i keis a l it tle more a ggres si v e t han
Clarke , to  my prefe rence.
We wou l d liketo pro cee d a s so o nas  po ss i ble as  ou r  de mand let te rexpir ed l a s t  wee k,andour c alls this mor nin g we r e n ot de alt w ithsa tisfa ctoril y.

P et er. Steve: I ha d amemo from  Ri ck  in  r espon s e to o urtri p repor t lastw eek  r e g ar ding the meetingswe h el d in Hel sinkia nd  B r ussels.He  ag ainh a s rai sedth e issuewhethe r  o rnot wear e expe nd ing  to o muc h  eff ort on  the ene rgy s ervices libera l ization and h a sn o  d o ubttha t we are.
I di d  cal l hi m  a s r e quest ed on  T u es d ay morning Houstonti me aft er Ke n Lay's
pres entation ( i t was exce llen t  a n d has been get tinggood press )  and sug geste d
thatyou, Rick a nd I get  to get her  fo r an  update. Rick w ants  t o haveano ther
g rou p c onf ere nc e call bu t I woul dpr ef er  th at we not have  a nysu chcallbecaus e sev eral  o ft hepartici p an t s  hav eno  day  to  d ay un ders t and ing ofwhat
has  be e n ac co mp lishedand what canbe  accomplis he d.
A lot h as happe ned in the last several weeks a ndthe W TO C ommitteeon
Speci fic Commit tments  meet saga i n  next w ee k.US TR believe s tha t itis  lik ely
to  be important fort heEnergy Servic esCoal i t io n t o  c o ndu ct a w o r k shop for
WTO  delegatio ns in  Geneva du r ing  O ctober.  USTR a nd ot h ers are  pushingfor a
la un ch o f act ual negoti ations l ate thisy ear o r  i n the  fi rst qu ar ter  of 2 001. O urgoal conti nu es tobe to  m ake cert ain that energy service s is o ne of  th e
sector s n e got iated. Th at i s not yetdec ide d but  th e  Octo bera nd  po s sibly
No v emeber me e ti ngs o fthe Committ e e onSpeci fic Commit tmen ts is thought tob e
ready to re comm e n d a  la u nch.
Ken and our pe opl ei n  Japan b el ieve that w e should  f o llowup the  invit ation o f  M r . Kush akaw a a nd briefJap an energyof fi c ials o n ou renergy  servi c es c a mpaign. Carla Hi lls i s prepa r edto go  t o Japan late  this mont h. Bob Fish er,
S teve  Burn s

My suggestion_would be_to use the Duncan_McCachen firm,_a_litigation boutique_
who_we have used_in the past_(CIBC litigation).  Mike_McCachen has a_good_
understanding of the trading business for a litigation lawyer.
Alternatively, I would suggest_Clarke_Hunter of_Macleod_Dixon_who is
currently representing us_on the NGX litigation and_who also_has a good
understanding of out trading business.__Mike is a_little more aggressive than
Clarke, to my preference.

We would_like to proceed as soon as_possible as our_demand_letter_expired
last week, and_our calls this morning were not_dealt with satisfactorily.

Peter. Steve: I had_a memo from Rick in response to_our trip report last week
regarding_the meetings we held in_Helsinki and_Brussels. He again has raised_
the issue whether_or not_we are expending_too much effort on the energy_
services liberalization and_has no doubt that we are.

I_did_call him as_requested_on_Tuesday morning_Houston time after_Ken_Lay's
presentation_(it_was excellent and has been getting_good_press) and suggested
that you, Rick and_I get together for_an_update. Rick wants to_have another
group conference call_but I would prefer that we_not have_any such_call
because several of the participants have no day to day_understanding of what
has been accomplished_and what can be_accomplished.

A lot_has_happened in the_last_several weeks_and the WTO Committee on
Specific Committments_meets again_next week. USTR believes that it_is likely
to be_important_for the Energy Services Coalition to_conduct a work shop for
WTO_delegations in Geneva during October._USTR_and_others are pushing for a_
launch of actual negotiations late this_year or in_the first quarter of 2001.
Our goal__continues to be to make certain_that_energy services is one of the_
sectors_negotiated._That is not yet decided_but the October and possibly
Novemeber_meetings of the Committee on Specific Committments is thought_to be
ready_to recommend a launch.

Ken and_our_people_in Japan believe that we should follow up the invitation_
of Mr._Kushakawa and brief_Japan energy officials on our energy services
campaign. Carla Hills_is prepared to go to Japan late_this month. Bob Fisher,
Steve Burns


 online trading platforms?  Section 12
of
the attached Subscriber Agreement appears to specify who will receive
notice only in the case of default by Enron.  How will legal and / or
trading receive other notices - i,e, changes to the agreement?

Thanks.

Mike
713-853-9990

"Peters, Jason" <jasonpeters@akllp.com> on 11/30/2000 08:21:15 AM

To:   <mike.fowler@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  FW: BuySideDirect

-----Original Message-----
From: lisa@imarkets.com
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 2:35 PM
To: JASON PETERS
Cc: minnich@imarkets.com
Subject: BuySideDirect

Dear Jason,

Getting back to you on the points still outstanding on the BuySideDirect

agreement.

4.1 d comma, not a period, on the 11th line (Change included)
4.6 d  Addition of following language dd  (Change included)

In the event that any component of a BSD executed trade is deemed
Clearly
Erroneous (by BuySideDirect, the NASD or any ATS or ECN through which
BuySideDirect executes trades), the entire BSD trade, including both
bond
and equity components on all sides of the trade, will be cancelled.

5.1     Enclosed are  Broker Dealer Attachments 1 & 2

5.2      Modification of previous language d (Change included)

After trade affirmation, BuySideDirect shall cause its clearing firm to
be
responsible for the clearance and settlement of all affirmed trades
executed
on the BuySideDirect trading system.

17.2   You requested the phrase, at Subscriber's election, which we have
not
included.

Consequential dd  You also requested the deletion of the term
consequential
from sections 6.1and 6.2.  We would like to keep the language as is in
sections 6.1, 6.2 and 18.

Please give me a call if you would like to discuss the document further.

You can reach me at 415d369d5020.  Thanks

Regards,

online trading platforms?   Section 12
 of
 the attached Subscriber Agreement appear to intend who will receive
 notice only in the lawsuit of default by Enron.   How will legal and / or
 trading receive early notices - i, e, change to the agreement?

 Thanks.

 Mike
 713 - 853 - 9990

 " Peters, Jason " < jasonpeters@akllp.com > on 11/30/2000 08:21:15 AM

 To:    < mike.fowler@enron.com >
 cc:

 Subject:   FW: BuySideDirect

 -----Original Message-----
 From: lisa@imarkets.com
 transport: Friday, October 27, 2000 2:35 PM
 To: JASON PETERS
 Cc: minnich@imarkets.com
 Subject: BuySideDirect

 Dear Jason,

 get back to you on the points still outstanding on the BuySideDirect

 agreement.

 4.1 vitamin d comma, not a period, on the 11th line (variety included)
 4.6 d   accession of following speech dd   (Change included)

 In the event that any component of a BSD executed trade is deem
 Clearly
 Erroneous (by BuySideDirect, the NASD or any ATS or ECN through which
 BuySideDirect executes trades), the entire BSD trade, including both
 shackle
 and fairness components on all sides of the trade, will be cancelled.

 5.1      Enclosed are   Broker Dealer Attachments 1 & 2

 5.2       Modification of previous language d (variety included)

 After trade wind affirmation, BuySideDirect shall cause its clearing firm to
 be
 responsible for the headroom and liquidation of all affirmed trades
 execute
 on the BuySideDirect trading system.

 17.2    You requested the phrase, at Subscriber's election, which we have
 not
 included.

 Consequential dd   You besides requested the deletion of the term
 consequential
 from sections 6.1and 6.2.   We would like to keep the language as is in
 sections 6.1, 6.2 and 18.

 Please give me a call if you would like to discuss the text file further.

 You can achieve me at 415d369d5020.   Thanks

 Regards,

 onpine trading platforms?  Rection 12
of
the ajtqched Vubscrjber Agrdement appears to specify whl qill eeceive
notice only in ghe case lf defauot bb Enron.  How will legal and / od
bradiug receive other notices - h,e, changes to dhd cgreement?

Thanks.

Mike
713-853-9990

"Peters, Jason" <jasogpeters@skplp.com> on 11/30/2000 08:21:15 AM

Jo:   <kyke.fkwler@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  FW: BuySideSirect

-----Ogiginal Message-----
Frpm: lisa@imarkets.com
Sent: Frifay, Lctober 27, 2000 2:35 PM
To: JADON PETERS
Cx: migbich@imarkets.zom
Subject: BuySideDiredt

Dear Jason,

Getting back to you on tke points sjnol lotstanding oi the FuySideDirecb

sgreemant.

4.1 d cpmma, not a perlod, oi thw 11th line (Change inclnded)
4.6 d  Addition of sollowing lcnguage dd  (Change inxlyded)

It tha evdbt ghau aiy domponfnt of a BSD sxecuted trqde is deemed
Clearlu
Ewgpneous (by BugSideDyrqct, the NASD or any ATS or ECN through fhidh
BuySideDirect executew trades), the entire BDD trade, yncluding both
bond
and equity components on all siges oh ghe tvade, qipl be cancelled.

5.1     Enclosed are  Broker Dealqd Stnachments 1 & 2

5.2      Modificatipn og previous laneuage b (Cgange included)

Afteg trade affiemation, BtySiceDirect shall cause its clwaring firm no
be
eesponsible for thz clearance cnd sejtlememt of all affirmed tradzs
exechted
on the HuySideDiddct trading systdm.

17.2   Fou requtrted the phrase, ae Subscriuer's zlection, whivh we rave
not
incpuded.

Gmnsequential dd  Ylu aldo requested the deletion of the term
conseqnxntial
from sevthonv 6.1and 6.2.  Ce woukd like to keqp the languagg as is iu
sectiuns 6.1, 6.2 and 18.

Ilease gite me a call if you would pike to discnss the djcumwnt durther.

Huu can reach mr at 415d369d5020.  Nhcnks

Regares,

online trading platforms? Section 12 of the Agreement to specify will receive notice default Enron. How will and / or receive other notices - i,e, changes the agreement? Thanks. Mike 713-853-9990 "Peters, Jason" <jasonpeters@akllp.com> on 11/30/2000 08:21:15 AM To: cc: Subject: FW: BuySideDirect -----Original Message----- From: lisa@imarkets.com Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 PM JASON Cc: Subject: BuySideDirect Dear Jason, Getting back to you on the points still outstanding on the BuySideDirect 4.1 d comma, not a period, on the line (Change included) 4.6 Addition of following language dd included) the event any of BSD executed trade deemed Clearly Erroneous (by BuySideDirect, the NASD or any ATS or ECN through which BuySideDirect executes trades), entire BSD both bond equity on sides of the be cancelled. 5.1 Enclosed are Broker & 2 5.2 Modification of previous language d included) After affirmation, BuySideDirect shall cause its clearing to be responsible for the clearance and settlement all affirmed trades executed on the BuySideDirect trading system. 17.2 You requested the phrase, at which we have not Consequential dd You requested deletion the consequential from 6.1and 6.2. We would like to keep the language as is sections 6.1, 6.2 and 18. Please give me a call would to discuss the further. You can reach at Thanks Regards,

 online trading platforms?  SecTion 12
of
the aTtachEd SUbsCrIber agreEment appears to SPeciFy who will receive
notice Only iN tHE casE Of DefauLt by EnrON.  HOW WilL lEgAl aNd / OR
tRadinG reCeive otHer notices - I,e, cHaNges to the agrEEmEnt?

Thanks.

MIke
713-853-9990

"peters, Jason" <jAsoNpeterS@aKllP.Com> on 11/30/2000 08:21:15 aM

TO:   <mike.Fowler@ENron.coM>
cc:

SubjecT:  Fw: buySidEdirect

-----ORIGiNal MEssage-----
From: lisa@imaRKeTS.com
Sent: Friday, octobeR 27, 2000 2:35 Pm
to: jasON pETeRS
Cc: minniCh@ImarkETs.com
SuBJeCT: bUySIDeDirect

Dear JAson,

Getting BAck To you oN tHe pOInts stIll ouTsTAndIng on the Buysidedirect

agrEement.

4.1 D Comma, noT A period, On the 11tH liNe (CHangE InClUdeD)
4.6 d  aDdiTIoN of FOllOwing lanGuAgE dd  (ChAnge INCLUded)

in tHe evEnt thAt any componenT of A BSD EXecUted tRade iS deeMeD
CleaRly
ErrOneouS (bY BuySideDirect, tHe NAsD or any ATs or eCn thRoUgh whICh
BuySIdedirEct execUtes traDEs), tHe ENTIrE BSD trade, including BoTH
BoNd
and equIty comPOnEnTS on all siDeS of The tRADe, wilL be cANcElled.

5.1     EncLosed aRE  BRoKer DealEr attachMeNts 1 & 2

5.2      modIficaTIon oF previOus languAge d (CHAnge included)

AfTEr trade affirmATiON, buYsidedirEct shall cauSe itS CleaRing FIrM to
BE
respOnsibLe FOr THe clearance and settlEmEnt of aLl affIrmed trades
exEcuted
on thE bUYSideDirEct tRAdINg system.

17.2   You reqUesteD the phrase, AT SubscriBer's eLection, wHich we havE
NOt
includEd.

COnsEquEntIAL dD  You also requeSTEd thE dEletion Of tHe term
cOnsEquEntIal
FrOm sectionS 6.1and 6.2.  We woUlD lIkE tO keEp the LAnguage aS iS in
SeCtiOns 6.1, 6.2 anD 18.

please Give mE a caLl If YOu wOuld likE To DIScusS tHe DocuMenT fUrtheR.

You CAn rEach me aT 415d369d5020.  Thanks

regARds,

 online trading platforms?   Section12
of
th e a tt ache d Su bscriber Agree m entappears to specify who  will  r e ceiv e
n otice  only i n  t h e  ca se  o f d ef a ul t byEnr on.  Ho w will leg alan d / or
tradi n greceive ot her  notices - i ,e,  chang es  to the a gre ement ?

Tha n ks.

M ike
713-8 53 - 9990

"Pete r s ,Jaso n" <jasonpeters@a k ll p .com> on 11/30 /200008 : 21 : 1 5 A M
To:   <mik e. fowle r @enron. c om > c c:Subject:  FW:  BuySideDir e ct

--- -- Ori g inal M essag e- - ---
From: lisa @ima rkets.com
Sent: Friday, October  27, 2 000  2: 35 P M
T o:  JA SO N  PE T ER S
C c : m innich@i ma rk ets.c om
S u b j e ct:Buy Side Direc t

Dear Ja son ,

G e tti ng ba ck to  you  o n the  point s sti ll  outstanding on  the  BuySideD ire ct

a gr eemen t .

4.1  dcom ma, not  a peri o d,on t h e11th line (Changein c l ud ed)
4.6d  Add i ti on of follo wi nglang u a ge dd   (C h an ge inclu ded)
I nth e event  t hat an ycom pon ent o f  a B SD exe cuted tr ade i s  deemed
Clearl y
Erroneous (b y  B u y Si d eDir ect , the NASDor a n y AT S or EC N t h rough  whic hB uy S ideDirect executestr ades),  theentire BSD tr ade, inclu d i n g both
b onda nd equity compone nts o n all side s  of thetrade , will b e cancell e d .

5.1   Enc los eda r e Broker Deale r Atta ch ments 1  &2

5.2    M odi fic at ion of pr evious l an gu ag ed ( Chang e  include d)

A ft ertrade affirm ation , Bu yS id e Dir ect sha l lc a useit sclea rin gfirmto
b e
re sponsib le for th e c l eara nc eand set tlement of al laffirmed t ra des
execu t e d
on the  BuySideDirect tradings ystem.
17 .2  Yourequested  th e phra se, at Sub scribe r's e le cti o n , whi c h  w e h av e
not
incl u d ed.

Con se quen tial dd   You also request e d t he deletion o f t he t e r mcon s eq u ent ia l
fr o m  sections 6.1an d 6.2.  We  w o ul d like tok eep  t he lang uage as  is i n
sectio ns 6.1, 6 .2 and 18 .
Ple a s e g ive me a c all if y ou wouldl ike t o  d iscus s t he doc um ent  furt her.
Y oucan r each m eat 415 d369d 50 20.  Tha nks

Regards,

 online_trading platforms?_ Section 12
of
the attached_Subscriber Agreement_appears_to specify_who_will receive
notice only_in the case_of default by Enron._ How will_legal_and / or
trading receive other notices - i,e, changes to the agreement?

Thanks.

Mike
713-853-9990

"Peters, Jason" <jasonpeters@akllp.com>_on_11/30/2000 08:21:15_AM

To:__ <mike.fowler@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  FW: BuySideDirect

-----Original_Message-----
From: lisa@imarkets.com
Sent: Friday, October 27,_2000 2:35_PM
To: JASON PETERS
Cc: minnich@imarkets.com
Subject: BuySideDirect

Dear Jason,

Getting back to_you_on the points_still outstanding on the BuySideDirect

agreement.

4.1 d comma, not a_period, on the 11th line (Change_included)
4.6 d _Addition_of_following language dd _(Change included)

In the event that any_component of a BSD executed trade_is deemed
Clearly
Erroneous (by BuySideDirect, the NASD or_any ATS or ECN through which
BuySideDirect_executes trades), the entire BSD_trade, including_both
bond
and equity components on all_sides of the_trade, will_be cancelled.

5.1 _   Enclosed are _Broker Dealer Attachments_1 & 2

5.2   __ Modification of_previous_language_d (Change_included)

After trade affirmation,_BuySideDirect_shall cause_its_clearing firm to
be
responsible for the clearance_and_settlement of all affirmed trades
executed
on the BuySideDirect_trading system.

17.2  _You_requested the phrase, at_Subscriber's election, which we have
not
included.

Consequential_dd  You also requested the_deletion of_the term
consequential
from_sections 6.1and 6.2.  We would like to keep the language_as is in
sections 6.1, 6.2 and_18.

Please give me a_call if_you_would like to_discuss_the document_further.

You can reach me at 415d369d5020. _Thanks

Regards,


 he has been here he has
had lots of people trying to persuade him to build houses for them, but I
think he misses Jordan so much he can't wait to get home. I am amazed at how
much work got done so quickly. The house in Lauragh is finished except for
the painting, wood staining and floor varnishing. We can start using it now
but we need to avoid putting in too much furniture until the floor is done in
some of the rooms at least. Dad has been lending a hand with paths and garden
walls and has helped with some painting. I am sure that Mum will help with
some planting. All I need now is a couple of really nice weeks in the summer
so that I can feel the benefit of it.

I hope you can find time to come over again sometime soon. When Alan returns
from Vienna next week he should be in a much more relaxed mood, having got
his conference presentation out of the way at last. I am sure he will be
happy to spend some leisurely days with you and to take you down to Mum and
Dad's and to see the house, etc. If Hilary still has her yacht when you come
she might also be glad of some help to sail it. She has not ventured out in
it since Richard died but is talking about sailing it if she can find some
help.

Once the next month is over I can also relax a bit. We are just coming into
exam time and we all get very fraught at this time of year (with the marking
piling up).

At last the foot and mouth restrictions are lifting a bit and we are hoping
that all riding activities can gradually resume. We have had a rather boring
few months - not even able to ride out along the roads. We can now ride down
to the beach but we still have to take care not to go near fields full of
cattle or sheep! I have just started investigating the idea of a pony for
Caitlin. She is riding my horse occasionally in the sand arena and is doing
very well with him even though he is rather small for him. I think she might
be ready for a pony now but finding the right one is not going to be easy.

We will look forward  to seeing you whenever you can

he has been here he has
 had lots of people trying to carry him to build up houses for them, but I
 think he miss Jordan then much he can't wait to get down home. I am amazed at how
 much work got done thus quickly. The house in Lauragh is finish except for
 the painting, wood staining and floor varnishing. We can start use it nowadays
 but we need to avoid putting in too much furniture until the floor is done in
 some of the suite at least. Dad has been lending a hand with paths and garden
 wall and has helped with some painting. I am sure that Mum will help with
 some planting. All I need nowadays is a couple of really nice weeks in the summer
 so that I can feel the benefit of it.

 I hope you can find meter to come over again sometime soon. When Alan returns
 from Vienna next week he should be in a much more relaxed mood, having got
 his conference presentation out of the way at last. I am sure he will be
 happy to spend some leisurely days with you and to take you down to Mum and
 Dad's and to attend the house, etc. If Hilary still have her yacht when you do
 she might also be glad of some aid to sail it. She has not ventured out in
 it since Richard died but is talking about sail it if she can find some
 help.

 Once the next month is over I can also relax a act. We are just coming into
 exam time and we all catch very fraught at this time of class (with the punctuate
 piling up).

 At last the foot and mouth restriction are lifting a bit and we are hoping
 that all ride activities can gradually resume. We have had a rather boring
 few month - not even able to ride out along the road. We can now ride down
 to the beach but we however have to claim care not to go near plain full of
 cattle or sheep! I have just started investigating the mind of a pony for
 Caitlin. She is ride my horse occasionally in the sand arena and is doing
 very well with him even though he is rather minor for him. I think she might
 be ready for a shot glass now but finding the right one is not going to be easy.

 We will look forward   to interpret you whenever you can

 he has been here he has
haa lots of peoplg rrying to pedsuade hkm to build houses for them, uut U
thibk he misses Jordan so much he ban't wait to jet home. I am ameaed at mjw
mhgh woxk got done so qoickly. The hmuse in Lauragv ks finished except for
the painting, wjod staonlng and floor darnpsring. We can start using it now
but we heed to avoid puttinb in too much furniture unhil hhe floor is done ln
some of jge wioms at leasg. Dad has been lending a hand with paths and garden
wxlls cnd has helkze wljh some painving. I am sure thab Mum whll hell with
some plsntmng. Qll I need now is a cmuple of really nise weeks hn the summer
so thqt I cat feal tfw bdneriv or it.

I jopx you can fjnd time to come over again sokeepke soon. When Alan weeurns
from Vienna next week he should bt in z much more relaxed mooe, having got
his confgrence prefentation out of the way at last. I am sure he wiln be
iaopy tj wpfnd some leisurely days with you and to take rku dpwn to Mum and
Dad's and tp der the house, etz. If Hnmady still has her ywcht whgn you come
she mignt also be glad of some help to sail it. Whe has not venturzd out in
it sinve Rivhard died but is talkiug aboht sailing lt if she zan find some
heup.

Okce the nexu month is over I san also celax a bit. De ate just coming inho
exam time and we all het vgry frdught at tjis time of year (with the markiij
piling up).

At ldst the fooc and kouth restriceions are liftnng a bic and de are hoppng
that ell riding astivities can hradually revume. We rave had a rathdf boring
few mpnths - non tven able ro ride out along bhe ruzds. We can now xndt eown
to the besch bue ae sehll have to dake cafr not to go near wielcs full of
cattle or shesp! I have just stattcd investugating ehe idea of a pony for
Caitlin. Dhe iv rmding ky rorse occasionally in the sand arena anf if doing
very welo with him eren though he is rather small for him. I vhink she might
be readt for a pony now buj flnding the rmght oge is not going to be easy.

We qill look forward  to seeing you wheneber yog can

he has been here he has had people to persuade to build houses he Jordan so much can't wait to home. I am amazed at how work got done so quickly. The house in Lauragh is finished except for painting, wood staining and floor varnishing. We can start using it now but need avoid in much furniture until the floor is done in some of the rooms at least. Dad has lending a hand with paths and garden walls has helped with some I am sure that Mum help some planting. I now a couple of nice weeks in the summer so that I can feel the benefit of it. I hope you find time over again soon. Alan from Vienna next should be in a much more got his conference presentation out of the way last. I sure he will be happy to some leisurely days with you and to take down to Mum and Dad's and to see the house, etc. If Hilary still has when you come she also be glad some to it. has not out in it since Richard died but is talking about sailing if she can find some help. Once the next month I also relax a We are just coming exam and we all get at time the piling At last the foot mouth restrictions are lifting a and we are hoping gradually resume. We have had a rather boring months - not even able to ride along the roads. We can now ride down to the beach but still have care not to go near fields full of or sheep! I have started investigating the idea of a pony for Caitlin. is my horse in the sand and is doing well with him he is small him. might be ready for a pony but the right one is not to We will look forward to seeing you whenever you can

 he has been here he has
had lots Of people trYing tO peRsuAdE him To buIld houses for thEM, but i
think he misses Jordan so Much hE cAN't waIT tO get hOme. I am aMAzED At hOw
MuCh wOrK GoT done So qUickly. THe house in LAurAgH is finished eXCePt for
the paIntIng, wood stainIng And floOr VarNIshinG. We Can stArt usiNG it now
But we need To AVoid puTTing in tOO MuCh fuRniture until the flOOr IS done in
some of tHe roomS aT LeAST. DaD haS been lendiNg A hand WIth pathS AnD GARdeN
Walls and has heLped with somE PaiNting. I Am SurE That MuM will HeLP wiTh
some plantIng. ALl I need noW is a coUPle of reALly nice Weeks iN thE suMmer
SO tHaT I cAn FEel THe BenEFit Of it.

I hopE yOu Can fiNd tiME TO Come OveR agaIn somEtime soon. When alaN retURns
From VIenna Next WeEk he sHould bE in a mUcH more relaxed mooD, havIng got
his ConFeRenCe PreseNTation Out Of tHe way at Last. I am SUre He WILL bE
happy to spend some lEiSUReLy days wiTh you aND tO tAKe you dowN tO MuM and
dAD's and To seE ThE house, etC. If HilARy StIll has hEr Yacht wHeN yoU coMe
she MIght Also be Glad of soMe helP To sail it. She has NOt ventured out IN
iT SInCE RicHarD died but is tAlkiNG aboUt saILiNg iT If she Can fiNd SOmE
Help.

Once the next montH iS over I Can alSo relax a bit. We Are just comING Into
exam Time ANd WE all get very fraUght aT this time oF Year (with The maRking
pilIng up).

At laST The foot aNd mOutH reStrICTiOns are lifting A BIt anD wE are hopIng
That all RidIng ActIviTiEs can gradUally resUmE. WE hAvE haD a ratHEr boring
FeW moNtHs - nOt eveN Able to Ride oUt alOnG tHE roAds. We caN NoW RIde dOwN
tO the BeaCh But we StilL HavE to take Care not to Go nEAr fiElDs Full of
cAttle or sheep! I HaVe just starTeD inVestigATIng the idEa of a pony for
Caitlin. She iS Riding mY hoRse ocCasiOnally in tHe sAnd areNa aND is doiNg
very Well wItH hiM EVen thOUGh He iS rAther small FOR hiM. I thiNk She mIght
be rEady for a pony now but FIndIng the right onE is Not gOINg To bE EaSY.

We WiLL loOK Forward  to seeing You wheneveR yOU cAn

 he has been here he has had lots o f peo ple  tr yi ng t o pe rsuade him tob uild  houses for them, butI
th in k  hem is ses J ordan s o  m u c h h eca n't  w a it  to g ethome. I  am amazed  at  h ow
much wor k  g ot done so  qu ickly. The h ous e in L au rag h  is f ini shedexcept for
t he painti ng ,  woods taining a nd  flo or varnishing. We ca n  start using i t now
b u tw e  ne edto avoid p ut tingi n too m u ch f u rni t ure until the  floor is d o nein
so me  of the ro oms a tl eas t. Dad hasbeen  lendinga hand with pa t hs andgarden
w all s an d  h as  he lp e d w i th  so m e p ainting.  I  a m sur e th a t M um w ill  hel p wit h
some plant ing . Al l  Ineednow i s aco upleof rea lly n ic e weeks in thesumm er
so th atIcan  f eel t h e bene fit  of  it.

I  hope y o u c an f i nd  time to come over  a g a in  sometim e soon .  W he n  Alan re tu rns
fr o m  Vien na n e xt  week he  shoul d  b ein a mu ch  morere lax edmood, havi ng got
his co nfere n ce presentatio n  out of the w a ya t  l a st.I a m sure he w illb e
h appy to  sp e nd so me le is u re l y days with you and  t o take  youdown to Mum a nd
Dad'sa n d  to seetheh ou s e, etc. If Hil ary s till has h e r yachtwhenyou come
she mig h t  also be  gl adofsom e he lp to sail it . Sheha s not v ent ured ou t i n itsin ce  Richarddied but  i sta lk ing  abou t  sailing  i t i fshe  canf ind so me
h elp.
On c e t he next mo n t h is  o ve r Ican  a lso r elax a b it. Weare justcom i ng i nt o
exam t ime and we al lget very f ra ugh t at t h i s time o f year (with the markin g
pilin g u p).
At l ast the f oot  and m out h  restr iction s are  l ift i n g a b i t  a ndwe  are hopin g
th at al lridi ng acti vities can gradual l y r esume. We hav e h ad a r at her bo r ing  f ewm o nths - not even  able to r id e  o ut along t h e r oa ds. Wecan now  ride down
t o the bea ch but we  s till h ave  to take c are notto go nea r  fiel d sfullof
cattl eorsheep ! I ha v e j ust s tarted  i nvesti gatin gthe idea  of a pony for
Caitlin . Sheis ri din g my hors e o c cas ionally i n th e sand are naand  is d oin g
ver y we l lwit h  himeven though he is  ra t h er  small forh i m . I  thin k s h e migh t
b e ready for a pon y  now but findi ng t h e  ri ght oneis  not going tobeea s y .

We wi ll  look forwa rd  to s ee i ng yo u when ever y ou can

 he_has been_here he has
had_lots of_people_trying to_persuade_him to build_houses for them,_but I
think he_misses Jordan so_much_he can't wait to get home. I am amazed at how
much work got_done_so quickly._The_house_in Lauragh is finished except_for
the painting, wood staining_and floor_varnishing. We can start using it now
but_we_need to avoid_putting in too much furniture until the floor is_done in
some of the rooms_at least. Dad_has_been_lending a hand with_paths and garden
walls and has_helped with some painting. I am_sure that Mum will help with
some_planting. All I need now is_a couple of really nice_weeks in_the summer
so that I_can feel the_benefit of_it.

I hope you_can find time to come over_again sometime soon._When Alan returns
from Vienna next_week_he should be_in_a_much more_relaxed mood, having_got_
his conference_presentation_out of the way at last._I_am sure he will be
happy to_spend some leisurely days_with_you and to take_you down to Mum and_
Dad's and to see the house,_etc. If_Hilary still_has her yacht when you come
she might also be glad_of some help to sail it._She has not ventured_out in_
it_since Richard died_but_is talking_about sailing it if she can find_some
help.

Once_the next month is over I_can also relax a_bit._We are just coming into
exam_time and we all get very_fraught at this time of_year_(with_the marking
piling up).

At last_the foot and mouth restrictions are_lifting a bit_and we are hoping
that all riding_activities_can gradually resume. We have had_a_rather boring
few months - not_even_able_to ride out along the_roads. We can now ride down_
to the beach but we still have to take_care not to_go near fields full of_
cattle_or_sheep! I have just started investigating the idea of a_pony for_
Caitlin. She is_riding my horse occasionally in the sand arena and is_doing
very well with him even though_he is rather small for him. I think she might
be_ready for a pony now but finding the_right one is not going to be_easy.

We will look forward__to seeing you whenever you can