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   update. If you have noticed it somewhere not listed below, please drop
   me a line at anu@wordsmith.org.

   o The Mercury (Australia), Aug 2, 2000
   o The Louisville Courier-Journal, Aug 14, 2000
   o The San Jose Mercury News, Sep 17, 2000

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2. How Many People Receive A.Word.A.Day

   Over 320,000 people in more than 189 countries receive AWAD daily.
   The following table shows the distribution of addresses by domain name.

   This table, with the flags of these countries, can be seen at:
   http://wordsmith.org/awad/stats.html

   Domain  Count        %  Domain Description

   com    191809  59.8399  Commercial
   net     42452  13.2440  Network
   edu     25402   7.9248  Educational
   org      7337   2.2890  Non-Profit Organizations
   us       5963   1.8603  United States
   ca       5352   1.6697  Canada
   kr       5126   1.5992  South Korea
   au       4215   1.3150  Australia
   uk       3615   1.1278  United Kingdom
   in       2800   0.8735  India
   gov      2671   0.8333  Government
   de       1576   0.4917  Germany
   mil      1445   0.4508  USA Military
   jp       1421   0.4433  Japan
   cn       1305   0.4071  China
   pl       1284   0.4006  Poland
   za       1196   0.3731  South Africa
   br       1188   0.3706  Brazil
   nz        991   0.3092  New Zealand
   sg        987   0.3079  Singapore
   tw        947   0.2954  Taiwan
   es        643   0.2006  Spain
   it        619   0.1931  Italy
   fr        604   0.1884  France
   il        587   0.1831  Israel
   se        543   0.1694  Sweden

last
    update. If you have noticed it somewhere not listed below, please spend
    me a credit line at anu@wordsmith.org.

    o The Mercury (Australia), Aug 2, 2000
    o The Louisville Courier - Journal, Aug 14, 2000
    o The San Jose Mercury News, Sep 17, 2000

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 2. How Many multitude Receive A.Word. A.Day

    Over 320,000 people in more than 189 country meet AWAD daily.
    The come table shows the distribution of address by domain name.

    This table, with the flags of these country, can be seen at:
    http://wordsmith.org/awad/stats.html

    Domain   Count        %   Domain Description

    com     191809   59.8399   Commercial
    final      42452   13.2440   Network
    edu      25402    7.9248   Educational
    org       7337    2.2890   Non - Profit Organizations
    us        5963    1.8603   United States
    ca        5352    1.6697   Canada
    kr        5126    1.5992   South Korea
    au        4215    1.3150   Australia
    uk        3615    1.1278   United Kingdom
    in        2800    0.8735   India
    gov       2671    0.8333   Government
    de        1576    0.4917   Germany
    mile       1445    0.4508   USA Military
    jp        1421    0.4433   Japan
    cn        1305    0.4071   China
    pl        1284    0.4006   Poland
    za        1196    0.3731   South Africa
    br        1188    0.3706   Brazil
    nz         991    0.3092   New Zealand
    sg         987    0.3079   Singapore
    tw         947    0.2954   Taiwan
    es         643    0.2006   Spain
    it         619    0.1931   Italy
    fr         604    0.1884   France
    il         587    0.1831   Israel
    se         543    0.1694   Sweden

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   update. If you have koticed it somewkwre nov listes below, olease drop
   me a line at aiu@woedsmiuk.org.

   o The Mercury (Australiw), Aug 2, 2000
   o Uhe Louisville Condier-Jouvual, Ahn 14, 2000
   i The San Jose Mercury Naws, Sep 17, 2000

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2. How Kavy People Receive A.Word.A.Day

   Over 320,000 pqople im lore than 189 cougtrits wecejne AWAD daily.
   The following tzble shmws the distrobution of addresses by dolain name.

   This table, with the foags if these couvtries, can be seen at:
   http://wordsmith.org/awad/stats.html

   Dokain  Counj        %  Domaii Descgiption

   com    191809  59.8399  Wommercoal
   net     42452  13.2440  Nerwork
   edu     25402   7.9248  Xducational
   org      7337   2.2890  Nmn-'rofit Organizations
   ys       5963   1.8603  Yniged Svatss
   cw       5352   1.6697  Danada
   kr       5126   1.5992  South Kprqq
   au       4215   1.3150  Atseralia
   uk       3615   1.1278  United Kingdom
   in       2800   0.8735  India
   gov      2671   0.8333  Government
   de       1576   0.4917  Germany
   mil      1445   0.4508  USA Military
   jp       1421   0.4433  Gqpwn
   cn       1305   0.4071  China
   pl       1284   0.4006  Polags
   da       1196   0.3731  Soubh Africa
   br       1188   0.3706  Brazil
   ne        991   0.3092  New Zealand
   dg        987   0.3079  Singapjre
   tw        947   0.2954  Taiwan
   ew        643   0.2006  Spain
   it        619   0.1931  Italy
   ft        604   0.1884  France
   il        587   0.1831  Israel
   se        543   0.1694  Sweden

last update. If you have noticed it listed please drop a line at Aug 2000 o The Courier-Journal, Aug 14, o The San Jose Mercury News, 17, 2000 ------------------------------ 2. How Many People Receive A.Word.A.Day Over 320,000 people in than 189 countries receive AWAD daily. The following table shows the distribution of by name. table, the flags of these countries, can be seen at: http://wordsmith.org/awad/stats.html Domain Count % Domain Description com 59.8399 Commercial net 42452 13.2440 Network edu 25402 Educational org 7337 2.2890 Organizations us 5963 1.8603 United ca 1.6697 Canada 5126 South au 4215 1.3150 uk 3615 1.1278 United Kingdom in 2800 0.8735 India gov 2671 0.8333 Government de 1576 0.4917 Germany 1445 0.4508 jp 1421 Japan 1305 China pl 1284 za 1196 0.3731 South Africa br nz 991 0.3092 New Zealand sg 987 0.3079 tw 947 Taiwan es 643 0.2006 Spain it 0.1931 Italy fr 604 0.1884 France il 587 Israel se 543 0.1694 Sweden

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   update. If you have noticeD it somewheRe not LisTed BeLow, pLeasE drop
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   o The Mercury (AUstraLiA), aug 2, 2000
   o tHe louisVille CoURiER-jouRnAl, aug 14, 2000
   O THE SAn JosE MeRcury NeWs, Sep 17, 2000

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2. How MaNy PEoPle Receive A.WORd.a.Day

   Over 320,000 peOplE in more than 189 cOunTries rEcEivE aWAD dAilY.
   The fOllowiNG table Shows the dIsTRibutiON of addrESSeS by dOmain name.

   This tablE, WiTH the flags of theSe counTrIEs, CAN be SeeN at:
   http://worDsMith.oRG/awad/stATs.HTML

   DoMAin  Count        %  DomaiN DescriptioN

   Com    191809  59.8399  commerCiAl
   nET     42452  13.2440  NetwoRk
   edu     25402   7.9248  edUCatIonal
   org      7337   2.2890  Non-profIt OrganizAtions
   US       5963   1.8603  United sTates
   ca       5352   1.6697  canada
   Kr       5126   1.5992  SOutH KorEA
   aU       4215   1.3150  AUstRaLIa
   uK       3615   1.1278  unIteD kinGdom
   in       2800   0.8735  InDiA
   gOv      2671   0.8333  GovErnmENT
   DE       1576   0.4917  GerManY
   mil      1445   0.4508  uSA MiLitary
   jp       1421   0.4433  Japan
   Cn       1305   0.4071  CHina
   PL       1284   0.4006  PoLand
   zA       1196   0.3731  SoutH AfrIcA
   br       1188   0.3706  BrAzil
   nz        991   0.3092  new ZeAlAnd
   sg        987   0.3079  Singapore
   tW        947   0.2954  TaiWan
   es        643   0.2006  SpaiN
   it        619   0.1931  itAly
   Fr        604   0.1884  francE
   Il        587   0.1831  IsraEl
   sE        543   0.1694  SwEden

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  o TheM er c u ry(A us tra li a ),  Aug2,2000
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   o Th e S an Jos eMer c ury N ews , Sep  17, 2 0 00

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2. H ow Many People Re c ei v e A.Word.A.Day

   O ve r  3 2 0 ,00 0 p eople in m or e tha n  189 co u nt r i e s r e ceive AWAD da ily.
   The fol lowing  t abl e  shows  thedi s tri bution of a ddre sses by d omainn ame.

 This t able,wit h t he f l ag softh e sec ou ntr i es,  can bese en  at:   h t t p : //wo rds mith .org/ awad/stats.ht ml
  D oma in  C ount     %  D omainDescr ip tion

   com   191 809  59.8 399  Com me rcial    net     4 2452  1 3.2440Net wo r k   edu     25402   7 .9 2 4 8 Educati onal
 o rg      733 7  2 .289 0  Non- Prof i tOrganiza tions us       59 63   1 .8 603   U nited Stat es
  ca      5352   1.6697  Cana d a
   kr     51 2 6  1.59 92 South Kore a
 au    42 15 1.31 50  A us t ra l ia
   uk       3615   1.127 8  Un ited Kingdom   in    2 800   0. 8735  I n dia
   gov     267 1   0.8333  Governm ent
  de      1576 0 .4917  G erm any
  mi l     1445   0.4 5 0 8  U SA  Milita ry   jp     1 421   0. 4433  Jap an
   cn     1 305    0. 4 071  Chi na
  p l     1 284  0.400 6  P ol an d
  za    1 1 96  0 .3 731 So ut h Afr ica  b r      1188   0 .37 0 6  B ra zi l
   nz         991  0 .3092  New  Z eal and
 s g       987   0.3079  Singapor e
   tw      9 47  0.2954 Tai wan
  es       643  0.20 06   S p a in
 i t     619   0. 1 9 31 Ital y   f r       604   0.1884  Fr a nce
   il       58 7  0 . 18 31Is r ael
 se       543   0.1 694  Swede n

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_ _update. If you have_noticed it_somewhere_not listed_below,_please drop
 _ me a_line at anu@wordsmith.org.

 _ o The_Mercury_(Australia), Aug 2, 2000
   o The Louisville Courier-Journal, Aug 14, 2000
 __o The_San_Jose_Mercury News, Sep 17, 2000

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2._How Many People Receive A.Word.A.Day

_ _Over 320,000 people in more than 189 countries_receive_AWAD daily.
 _ The following table shows the distribution of addresses_by domain name.

   This_table, with the_flags_of_these countries, can be_seen at:
   http://wordsmith.org/awad/stats.html

 _ Domain  Count  _     % _Domain Description

   com _  191809  59.8399_ Commercial
_  net  _  42452_ 13.2440_ Network
 _ edu    _25402  _7.9248  Educational
   org__  __7337_ _2.2890  Non-Profit_Organizations
_ _us_     _5963_  1.8603  United States
 _ ca  __   5352_  1.6697  Canada
_  kr   _ _ 5126_  1.5992  South Korea
   au  _    4215 _ 1.3150  Australia
_ _uk_  __ _3615   1.1278  United Kingdom
_ _in     _ 2800  _0.8735_ India
   gov _    2671 _ 0.8333  Government
 __de_    _ 1576   0.4917 _Germany
  _mil      1445__ 0.4508  USA Military
 __jp     __1421_  0.4433  Japan
_  cn   _   1305   0.4071  China
_  pl_    __1284_  0.4006  Poland
   za  _ _  1196_  0.3731  South Africa
   br _     1188 _ 0.3706  Brazil
   nz    _   991   0.3092 _New Zealand
   sg  _   __987   0.3079  Singapore
 __tw__  _  _947  _0.2954 _Taiwan
  _es _  __  643   0.2006  Spain
   it       _619   0.1931  Italy
_  fr  __  _ 604  _0.1884  France
   il  _     587   0.1831__Israel
 _ se  _ _ _ 543 _ 0.1694_ Sweden


 NYISO had "grossly
oversimplified the situation" and that, considering the tenuous state of
power construction in New York, the objective of establishing 8,600 MW by
2005 was "extremely unrealistic." In turn, NYSEG says that a robust wholesale
electric market will not materialize in New York until 2008, assuming that
measures to repair the problems in the state are taken immediately. In early
March, NYSEG released the "NYSEGPlan," outlining six steps which it believes
"contain the real solutions to ensure a successful transition" to a
competitive market in New York. In summary, the NYSEGPlan includes:

Streamlining the siting and approval process to build new generating plants.
Adding to the state's transmission capacity.
Adding to the state's natural-gas supply infrastructure.
Creating a regional transmission organization to increase supply liquidity.
Reinforcing the need for wise energy use by all consumers, by encouraging
interruptible load where feasible, and building the technological
infrastructure necessary for real-time pricing.
Approving the NYSEG Price Protection Plan, in which electric rates would be
frozen for seven years, by July 1, 2001.

However, while NYSEG criticized NYISO for espousing unrealistic goals, the
same obstacles inherent in New York's market might also thwart its own energy
plan. For instance, topping the list of NYSEG's six steps is an emphasis on
establishing new generation in New York through a streamlined siting and
approval process. This may be easier said than done. As I mentioned in my
3/22/01IssueAlert, the opposition to new power plants in New York equals the
lobbying force that community groups in California wield. In that column, I
discussed the fact that Sithe Energies has downscaled a proposed plant in
Ramapo, N.Y. (from an 827-MW combined-cycle facility to a 510-MW peaking
unit) due to opposition raised by local residents.

In addition, just yesterday, a New York Supreme Court judged blocked efforts
by the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to build two 44-MW gas-fired
generators in the borough of Queens. The Supreme

NYISO had " grossly
 oversimplified the situation " and that, considering the tenuous department of state of
 exponent construction in New York, the objective of establishing 8,600 MW by
 2005 was " highly unrealistic. " In turn, NYSEG says that a robust sweeping
 electric marketplace will not materialize in New York until 2008, wear that
 measures to repair the trouble in the state are taken immediately. In early
 March, NYSEG free the " NYSEGPlan, " outlining six steps which it believes
 " contain the real solution to ensure a successful transition " to a
 competitive market in New York. In summary, the NYSEGPlan admit:

 Streamlining the siting and approval process to build fresh generating plants.
 Adding to the state's transmission capacity.
 add to the state's natural - gas supply infrastructure.
 Creating a regional transmittance organization to increase supply liquidity.
 Reinforcing the need for wise energy use by all consumers, by encouraging
 interruptible cargo where feasible, and building the technological
 infrastructure necessary for veridical - time pricing.
 Approving the NYSEG Price Protection Plan, in which electric rates would be
 frozen for seven class, by July 1, 2001.

 However, while NYSEG criticized NYISO for espousing unrealistic goals, the
 same obstacle inherent in New York's market might also thwart its own energy
 plan. For instance, top the list of NYSEG's six steps is an emphasis on
 establishing new generation in New York through a streamlined siting and
 blessing procedure. This may be easier said than done. As I mentioned in my
 3/22/01IssueAlert, the opposition to newfangled power plants in New York equals the
 lobbying power that community groups in California wield. In that column, I
 discussed the fact that Sithe Energies has downscaled a proposed plant in
 Ramapo, N.Y. (from an 827 - MW combine - cycle adeptness to a 510 - MW peaking
 unit) due to opposition raised by local residents.

 In addition, merely yesterday, a New York Supreme Court judged forget efforts
 by the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to build up two 44 - MW gas - fired
 generator in the borough of Queens. The Supreme

 NYLSO had "grossly
oversimpuified the situcrion" aid that, considefing the tenuous state of
poxer xonsteuction in New York, thd objectine of estqbliwying 8,600 MW bb
2005 was "ewcrememn unrzaoistic." In turn, NYSEG sayv that a robusd dhllesale
electric market will not maeerialiae in New York ugtil 2008, asshming that
measures to repair the lroblemv in the statr are taken immediately. In earpy
March, NYSEG relfased the "NIAEG[oan," outlinine six steps which it bglieves
"contain the real solutiovs to ensure a wuxcedvful transivion" tj a
competitlne markat in Nrw York. In sumkarb, thw NYSEGPlan includes:

Vtreamlining the syting and a'proval process to buule new genaratkbg olahtx.
Zdding to the state'a transmissuon capacity.
Addinb ei the state's haturaj-gws supply infrastructure.
Creating a rtgionzl transmission organizqtion to increase supkly liquidyty.
Reinforcing the need for wise energy use by anl coisjmexw, by dbcluraging
interruptible load where feasible, anq biikding the techkological
infrastrichutg necessary fot real-tnje pricing.
Approving the NYFEG Peice Prottctiom Plan, in which electric rares would be
drozen for seven yzars, by July 1, 2001.

Hpwevet, while NYSEG criticizeb NYISK for espouding unrezuistic goals, the
sake obstacltr inherent in New York's macket kight auso jhwart yts own enfrgy
inan. For instance, tlppiny the list of NJSEG's six steps is an emphasis on
establishinb tew generatnon in New York thrjugh a streamlnned sitnng ana
approval procesv. This may fe easier saig than done. Av I mentyonee in my
3/22/01IssjdAlert, the opppsition to new powee plants in New Yovk eqoams the
lobbying fotxe that communoty grjuis mn Cajhfornia wielg. In thxy coljmn, I
discuwred yhe fact that Sithe Anerfies has downscalec w proposgd plant yn
Ramapo, N.Y. (grom an 827-MW combinef-cyclx faciuity yo w 510-MW peaking
unit) due to opposjtion raided by local refidekts.

In additipn, just yesterday, a New York Supreme Conrt judged blocked effoets
by the New York Kower Authorivy (NYPW) to builg two 44-MW gas-fired
geberators in the bprough of Queens. The Auprema

NYISO had "grossly oversimplified the situation" and the state of construction in New 8,600 by 2005 was unrealistic." In turn, says that a robust wholesale electric will not materialize in New York until 2008, assuming that measures to repair problems in the state are taken immediately. In early March, NYSEG released the outlining steps it "contain the real solutions to ensure a successful transition" to a competitive market in New York. summary, the NYSEGPlan includes: Streamlining the siting and process to build new plants. Adding to the state's capacity. to the natural-gas infrastructure. a regional transmission to increase supply liquidity. Reinforcing the need for wise energy use by all consumers, by encouraging interruptible where feasible, the technological necessary real-time Approving the NYSEG Plan, in which electric rates would seven years, by July 1, 2001. However, while criticized NYISO espousing unrealistic goals, the same obstacles in New York's market might also thwart its energy plan. For instance, topping the list of NYSEG's six steps is an emphasis on generation in New York a streamlined siting approval This be said than As I mentioned in my 3/22/01IssueAlert, the opposition to new power in New York equals the lobbying force that community groups wield. that column, I the fact that Sithe has a proposed plant in (from 827-MW a peaking due to opposition raised local residents. In addition, just a New York Supreme the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to build 44-MW gas-fired generators in the borough of The Supreme

 NYISO had "grossly
oversimpliFied the sitUatioN" anD thAt, ConsIderIng the tenuous sTAte oF
power construction in NeW York, ThE ObjeCTiVe of eStablisHInG 8,600 mw by
2005 WaS "eXtrEmELy UnreaLisTic." In tuRn, NYSEG sayS thAt A robust wholeSAlE
electric mArkEt will not matEriAlize iN NEw YORk untIl 2008, aSsumiNg that
MEasureS to repair ThE ProbleMS in the sTATe Are tAken immediately. In EArLY
March, NYSEG relEased tHe "nySegplaN," ouTlining six StEps whICh it belIEvES
"COntAIn the real soluTions to ensuRE a sUccessFuL trANsitioN" to a
cOmPEtiTive market iN New york. In sumMary, thE nYSEGPlAN includEs:

StreAmlIniNg thE SiTiNg aNd APprOVaL prOCesS to build NeW gEneraTing PLANTs.
AdDinG to tHe staTe's transmissiOn cApacITy.
ADding To the StatE's NaturAl-gas sUpply InFrastructure.
CreAtinG a regionaL trAnSmiSsIon orGAnizatIon To iNcrease Supply lIQuiDiTY.
rEiNforcing the need for WiSE EnErgy use bY all coNSuMeRS, by encouRaGinG
intERRuptiBle lOAd Where feaSible, aND bUiLding thE tEchnolOgIcaL
inFrastRUctuRe neceSsary for Real-tIMe pricing.
ApproVIng the NYSEG PrICe pROtECtioN PlAn, in which elEctrIC ratEs woULd Be
fROzen fOr sevEn YEaRS, by July 1, 2001.

However, while nYsEG criTicizEd NYISO for espOusing unreALIStic goalS, the
SAmE Obstacles inherEnt in new York's maRKet might Also tHwart its Own energy
PLAn. For insTanCe, tOppIng THE lIst of NYSEG's siX STeps Is An emphaSis On
estabLisHinG neW geNeRation in NEw York thRoUgH a StReaMlineD Siting anD
aPprOvAl pRocesS. this maY be eaSier SaId THan Done. As I MEnTIOned In My
3/22/01issuEAlErT, the oPposITioN to new pOwer plantS in nEw YoRk EqUals the
Lobbying force ThAt communitY gRouPs in CaLIFornia wiEld. In that column, I
discussED the facT thAt SitHe EnErgies has DowNscaleD a pROposed Plant iN
RamaPo, n.Y. (fROM an 827-MW COMbIneD-cYcle faciliTY To a 510-mW peaKiNg
unIt) due to Opposition raised by LOcaL residents.

In aDdiTion, JUSt YesTErDAy, a neW yorK sUpreme Court judgEd blocked eFfORtS
by the New YORk POwEr AuthoRity (NYPa) to buILd two 44-MW Gas-fired
gEnerators In The bOROugH of Queens. THe SupremE

 NYISO had "grossly
overs implifiedthe s itu ati on " an d th at, considerin g  the  tenuous state of
pow er co ns t ruct i on  in N ew York ,  t h e  ob je ct ive  o f  e stabl ish ing 8,6 00 MW by 200 5was "extreme l yunrealisti c."  In turn, NY SEG  saysth ata  robu stwhole sale e lectri c marketwi l l notm aterial i z ein N ew York until 200 8 ,a ssuming that measur es to r epa irthe proble ms  in t h e state ar e t ake n  immediately.  In early M arc h, NYS EG  re l easedthe " NY S EGP lan," outli ning  six step s whic h  it bel i eves
" contai n t hereal so lu tio ns toe ns ure a s uccessfu ltr ansit ion" t o a
c omp etit ive m arket in NewYor k. I n  su mmary , the  NYS EG Planinclud es:
S treamlining the  sit ing and a ppr ov alpr ocess to bui ldnew  genera ting pl a nts .A d di ng to the state'str a n sm ission c apacit y . A dding to  t hestat e ' s nat ural - ga s supply  infra s tr uc ture.  Creati ng  areg ional tran smissi on organ izati o n to increases upply liquidi t y. Re i nfor cin g the needforw iseener g yuse by al l con su m er s , by encouraging
i nt errupt ibleload where fe asible, an d b uildingthet ec h nological
inf rastr ucture nec e ssary fo r rea l-time p ricing. A p provingthe  NY SEG  Pr i c eProtection Pl a n , in  w hich el ect ric rat eswou ldbe
f rozen for  seven y ea rs ,by  Ju ly 1, 2001.
Ho wev er , w hileN YSEG c ritic ized  N YI S O f or espo u si n g  unr ea li stic  go al s, th e
s a meobstacl es inhere nti n Ne wYo rk's ma rket might al so  thwart it sown  energ y
plan. F or instance, topping th e  list o f N YSEG' s si x steps i s a n emph asi s  on
e stabli shing  n ewg e nerat i o ninNe w York thr o u gha str ea mlin ed siti ng and
approval p r oce ss. This maybeeasi e r  s aid th a n d on e . A s I mentioned inmy
3/22/0 1I s su eAlert, th e  op po sitionto newpower plantsin New Yo rk equals  t he l o bby ing forcethat com munity gr o ups i n  C alifo rni a wiel d.  In  that  colum n , I
dis cussed  t he fac t tha tSithe En ergies has downscaled a  propo sed p lan t in
Ram apo ,  N. Y. (froman 8 27-MW comb ine d-c yclefac i lityto a 51 0-M W  peak ingunit) due to  op p o si tion raised b y  lo cal r esi d ents.

I n addition, justy esterday, a Ne w Yo r k  Su pre m e Co ur t judged block edef f o rts
byth e New YorkPower Au th o rity(NYPA)  to bu ild two 4 4- M W gas- fire d generator s i nt he boro ug ho f Quee ns.Th e Supr eme

 NYISO_had "grossly_
oversimplified the situation" and_that, considering_the_tenuous state_of_
power construction in_New York, the_objective of establishing 8,600_MW by
2005_was_"extremely unrealistic." In turn, NYSEG says that a robust wholesale
electric market will not_materialize_in New_York_until_2008, assuming that
measures to_repair the problems in the_state are_taken immediately. In early
March, NYSEG released the_"NYSEGPlan,"_outlining six steps_which it believes
"contain the real solutions to ensure_a successful transition" to a
competitive_market in New_York._In_summary, the NYSEGPlan includes:_

Streamlining the siting and approval process_to build new generating plants.
Adding_to the state's transmission capacity.
Adding_to the state's natural-gas supply infrastructure._
Creating a regional_transmission organization_to increase supply liquidity.
Reinforcing_the need for_wise energy_use by all_consumers, by encouraging
interruptible load where_feasible, and building_the technological
infrastructure necessary for real-time_pricing._
Approving the NYSEG_Price_Protection_Plan, in_which electric rates_would_be
frozen_for_seven years, by July 1, 2001._

However,_while NYSEG criticized NYISO for espousing unrealistic_goals, the
same obstacles_inherent_in New York's market_might also thwart its own_energy
plan. For instance, topping the_list of_NYSEG's six_steps is an emphasis on
establishing new generation in New York_through a streamlined siting and
approval_process. This may be_easier said_than_done. As I_mentioned_in my_
3/22/01IssueAlert, the opposition to new power plants_in New_York equals the
lobbying force that_community groups in California_wield._In that column, I
discussed the_fact that Sithe Energies has downscaled_a proposed plant in
Ramapo,_N.Y._(from_an 827-MW combined-cycle facility to_a 510-MW peaking
unit) due to_opposition raised by_local residents.

In addition, just yesterday,_a_New York Supreme Court judged blocked_efforts_
by the New York Power Authority_(NYPA)_to_build two 44-MW gas-fired
generators_in the borough of Queens. The_Supreme


.  If the sale was made at the same point where the gas was purchased, and there is no transportation element in the sale, the seller shall respond "n.a."

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

4.	For the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information on a daily basis for each of your gas purchase contracts associated with the sales contracts you identified in response to Question 2:

a.	the purchase contract's identification number;
b.	the pipeline upstream of the point of delivery; and the pipeline downstream of the point of delivery;
c.	the term of the purchase contract (beginning and ending dates);
d.	the daily volumes (on a MMBtu basis) purchased;
e.	the price paid;
           f.         whether the price is fixed or indexed (identify the index),
g.	identify the entity from whom the responder purchased the gas; and,
h.	identify the point where responder took title to the gas.

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

For Local Distribution Companies In California:

1.	Provide your system's gas sales and transportation requirements, (i.e, contract demands and daily demands) by core, non-core, electric generation, and non-utility loads.  Provide a break down of these demands by type of service (e.g., sales and transportation) and quality of service(firm/interruptible).

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

2.	On a daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each contract the local distribution company has with a transportation customer:

a.	contract demand by shipper;
b.	the daily scheduled volume by shipper;
c.	the daily delivered volume by shipper;
d.	whether the service

.   If the sale was made at the same point where the gas was buy, and there be no transportation element in the sale, the seller shall react " n.a. "

 Along with the arduous copy response, please supply a CD - ROM incorporate the response to this question.   Please leave this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separate value (CSV) format.

 4. 	 For the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information on a daily footing for each of your gas purchase contracts consort with the sales contracts you identify in response to Question 2:

 a. 	 the leverage contract's identification issue;
 b. 	 the pipeline upstream of the point of rescue; and the pipeline downstream of the point of delivery;
 c. 	 the term of the purchase contract (beginning and ending dates);
 d. 	 the daily volumes (on a MMBtu basis) purchased;
 e. 	 the price paid;
            f.          whether the price is fixed or indexed (identify the exponent),
 g. 	 name the entity from whom the responder purchased the gas; and,
 h. 	 name the item where responder took title to the gas.

 Along with the hard copy response, please leave a CD - ROM containing the response to this question.   Please provide this data in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

 For Local Distribution Companies In California:

 1. 	 Provide your system's gas sales and transportation requirement, (i.e, contract demands and daily demands) by core, non - core, electric generation, and non - utility loads.   leave a break down of these demands by type of servicing (e.g., sales and transportation) and quality of service(firm / interruptible).

 Along with the intemperate copy answer, please provide a CD - read-only memory containing the response to this question.   Please provide this data in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

 2. 	 On a casual basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each contract the local distribution caller has with a fare customer:

 a. 	 contract demand by shipper;
 b. 	 the daily scheduled volume by shipper;
 c. 	 the daily deliver volume by shipper;
 d. 	 whether the service

.  Iv the sale was made at tme same point whgrw the jas was purchasdd, and there is no transportetiob elenent in the sale, the sdller shapl respobd "n.e."

Along with the izrd copn resllnse, 'lease provide s CD-ROM cottaining the rasoouse to this question.  Please provide this imflrmation in Exsel newsioh 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSB) formau.

4.	For the period Aubust 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please progide the following informatiob on q daily basir for each of your gas purchase contracts associated dith che sales cinrrafjs you identmfied pn response to Questimn 2:

a.	the purchase contvact's idwntification number;
b.	tie pipeline upstream of the pmiut of delivery; and thw pipelhne gownrrrexm kf tge poijt kf deliverg;
c.	the term if the purchase conurasn (beginning ahd endynd dates);
d.	the daily volumes (on a MMBtu bdsia) purchased;
e.	the price pqid;
           f.         whethqr the price is fixed or indexed (identify the indax),
g.	idxngifv the dbtlty from whom the responder purchased the gas; znc,
h.	pdentify the poinb where responder yolk jitle to the gxs.

Alouf sith the hard copy responfe, plwase provyde s CD-ROM containing the respinse to this wuestion.  Please pxovide this nnformstion in Excel version 97 or 2000 ur ckmma separahed value (ZSV) format.

For Lozal Dhstribution Companies In Cwlifornia:

1.	'rovibe your rystgm's gas sales and transportation requiremfnts, (n.e, cottract demwnds and daily demands) by core, ipn-core, electtic geteration, and kon-utility loadf.  Provide a bteak down of tfese demanss by tbpe of servise (e.g., sales atf transportavion) and zualuty if servkze(firm/interrupyible).

Alouy with thw hard copy responxe, klsase provide a EB-RIM containing tne fes[ojsx to evis question.  Pldasd provkde this innoroatipn in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separatec yalue (CSV) format.

2.	Og a daily basos for the period Wugusv 1, 2001 to Janusry 31, 2002, please provide the followinf informahiok for each cogtragt tre local dnstribution company has with a transportetion customer:

a.	contracj demand by shipper;
b.	tke daily schevuled dolume by shipper;
c.	the daily dwlivered volume bn shipper;
d.	whether the aervica

. If the sale was made at point the gas purchased, and there the the seller shall "n.a." Along with hard copy response, please provide a containing the response to this question. Please provide this information in Excel version or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format. 4. For the period August 2001 January 2002, provide the following information on a daily basis for each of your gas purchase contracts associated the sales contracts you identified in response to 2: a. the purchase identification number; b. the pipeline of point of and pipeline of the point delivery; c. the term of the purchase contract (beginning and ending dates); d. the daily volumes (on MMBtu basis) the price f. the is fixed or the index), g. identify the entity responder purchased the gas; and, h. identify the where responder title to the gas. Along with hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing response to this question. Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or value (CSV) format. For Distribution Companies In 1. your gas and transportation (i.e, contract demands and daily demands) by core, non-core, electric generation, non-utility loads. Provide a break down of these demands by service sales and transportation) quality of service(firm/interruptible). Along the copy response, please provide containing response Please this in Excel version 97 2000 or comma separated value format. 2. On a August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please the following information for each contract the distribution company has with a transportation customer: a. contract demand by shipper; the daily by shipper; c. the daily delivered volume by d. whether the service

.  If the sale was made at the same Point where The gaS waS puRcHaseD, and There is no transPOrtaTion element in the sale, thE sellEr SHall REsPond "n.A."

Along wITh THE haRd CoPy rEsPOnSe, pleAse Provide A CD-ROM contAinInG the response TO tHis questioN.  PlEase provide tHis InformAtIon IN ExceL veRsion 97 Or 2000 or coMMa sepaRated valuE (Csv) formaT.

4.	for the pERIoD AugUst 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, pleasE PrOVide the followiNg infoRmATiON On a DaiLy basis for EaCh of yOUr gas puRChASE ConTRacts associatEd with the saLEs cOntracTs You IDentifIed in ReSPonSe to QuestioN 2:

a.	thE purchase ContraCT's identIFicatioN numbeR;
b.	tHe pIpelINe UpStrEaM Of tHE pOinT Of dElivery; aNd ThE pipeLine DOWNStreAm oF the Point Of delivery;
c.	thE teRm of THe pUrchaSe conTracT (bEginnIng and EndinG dAtes);
d.	the daily voLumeS (on a MMBtu BasIs) PurChAsed;
e.	THe pricE paId;
           f.         Whether The pricE Is fIxED OR iNdexed (identify the iNdEX),
G.	iDentify tHe entiTY fRoM Whom the rEsPonDer pURChaseD the GAs; And,
h.	idenTify thE PoInT where rEsPonder ToOk tItlE to thE Gas.

ALong wiTh the harD copy REsponse, please pROvide a CD-ROM coNTaINInG The rEspOnse to this qUestIOn.  PlEase PRoVidE This iNformAtIOn IN Excel version 97 or 2000 or coMmA separAted vAlue (CSV) format.

for Local DiSTRIbution COmpaNIeS in California:

1.	PrOvide Your system'S Gas sales And trAnsportaTion requiREMents, (i.e, cOntRacT deManDS AnD daily demands) BY Core, NoN-core, elEctRic geneRatIon, And Non-UtIlity loadS.  Provide A bReAk DoWn oF thesE Demands bY tYpe Of SerVice (e.G., Sales aNd traNspoRtAtIOn) aNd qualiTY oF SErviCe(FiRm/inTerRuPtiblE).

AloNG wiTh the haRd copy resPonSE, pleAsE pRovide a cD-ROM containiNg The responsE tO thIs quesTIOn.  Please Provide this information iN excel veRsiOn 97 or 2000 oR comMa separatEd vAlue (CSv) foRMat.

2.	On a Daily bAsis fOr The PERiod AUGUsT 1, 2001 to jaNuary 31, 2002, pleasE PRovIde thE fOlloWing infOrmation for each conTRacT the local distRibUtioN COmPanY HaS WitH a TRanSPOrtation customeR:

a.	contract DeMAnD by shipper;
B.	The DaIly scheDuled voLume bY Shipper;
C.	the daily Delivered VoLume BY ShiPper;
d.	whethEr the serVice

.  If the sale was made at  the samepoint  wh ere  t he g as w as purchased,a nd t here is no transportat ion e le m enti nthe s ale, th e  s e l ler  s ha llre s po nd "n .a. "

Alon g with the  ha rd  copy respon s e,  please pr ovi de a CD-ROMcon tainin gthe respo nse  to t his qu e stion.   Pleasepr o vide t h is info r m at ionin Excel version9 7o r 2000 or comm a sepa ra t ed v alu e ( CSV) forma t.

4.F or thep er i o d  Au g ust 1, 2001 t o January 3 1 , 2 002, p le ase provid e the  f o llo wing inform atio n on a da ily ba s is fore ach ofyour g aspur chas e  c on tra ct s  as s oc iat e d w ith thesa le s con trac t s y ou i den tifi ed in  response toQue stio n  2:

a.the p urch as e con tract' s ide nt ification numbe r;
b .	the pip eli ne  up st reamo f thepoi ntof deli very; a n d t he p i pe line downstream of  t h e  p oint ofdelive r y;
c . 	the ter mofthep u rchas e co n tr act (beg inning an dendingda tes);
d .	t hedaily volu mes (o n a MMBt u bas i s) purchased;e .	the price p a id ;
       f.        wh e ther  the pr ice is fi xed o ri nd e xed (identify the i nd ex),
g .	ide ntify the ent ity from w h o m  the res pond e rp urchased the g as; a nd,
h.	ide n tify the  poin t whereresponder t ook titl e t o t hegas .
Along with th e hard  c opy res pon se, ple ase  pr ovi deaCD-ROM co ntaining  t he  r es pon se to this que st ion . Pl easep rovide  this  inf or ma t ion  in Exc e lv e rsio n97  or200 0or co mmas epa rated v alue (CSV ) f o rmat .
F or Loca l Distributio nCompaniesIn  Ca liforn i a :

1.	P rovide your system's ga s  salesand  tran spor tation re qui rement s,( i.e, c ontrac t dem an dsa n d dai l y  d ema nd s) by core , non -core ,elec tric ge neration, and non- u til ity loads.  P rov idea br eak do w n o ft hes e demands by type  of servic e( e. g., salesa ndtr ansport ation)and q u ality o f service (firm/int er rupt i b le) .

Alongwith the  hard cop y  resp o ns e, pl eas e prov id e a  CD-R OM con t ain ing t he res po nse to  this  q uestion.   Please provide this i nforma tioninExcel ver sio n  97  or 2000or c omma separ ate d v alue(CS V ) for mat.
2 .	O n  a da ilyb asis fort he  pe r i od  August 1,2 0 0 1 t o Jan uar y  31, 2 002,  please provide t h e following in form a t ion  fo r  eac hcontract the l oca ld i stributi on  company ha s with a  t r anspo rtatio n cust omer:
a . 	c o ntract  dem and  by shipp er;
b . 	the da il ys chedul ed v ol ume by  shipp e r;
c . the daily delive red v o l ume b y  sh ipper ;d.	whet h er t he service

. _If the_sale was made at_the same_point_where the_gas_was purchased, and_there is no_transportation element in the_sale, the seller_shall_respond "n.a."

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response_to_this question.__Please_provide this information in Excel_version 97 or 2000 or_comma separated_value (CSV) format.

4.	For the period August 1, 2001_to_January 31, 2002,_please provide the following information on a daily basis_for each of your gas purchase_contracts associated with_the_sales_contracts you identified in_response to Question 2:

a.	the purchase contract's_identification number;
b.	the pipeline upstream of the_point of delivery; and the pipeline downstream_of the point of delivery;
c.	the term_of the purchase contract (beginning_and ending_dates);
d.	the daily volumes (on_a MMBtu basis)_purchased;
e.	the price_paid;
 _     _  _f.     __  whether_the_price_is fixed_or indexed (identify_the_index),
g.	identify the_entity_from whom the responder purchased the_gas;_and,
h.	identify the point where responder took title_to the gas.

Along_with_the hard copy response,_please provide a CD-ROM containing_the response to this question. _Please provide_this information_in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV)_format.

For Local Distribution Companies In California:

1.	Provide_your system's gas sales_and transportation_requirements,_(i.e, contract demands_and_daily demands)_by core, non-core, electric generation, and non-utility_loads. _Provide a break down of these_demands by type of_service_(e.g., sales and transportation) and quality_of service(firm/interruptible).

Along with the hard_copy response, please provide a_CD-ROM_containing_the response to this question._ Please provide this information in_Excel version 97_or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV)_format.

2.	On_a daily basis for the period_August_1, 2001 to January 31, 2002,_please_provide_the following information for each_contract the local distribution company has_with a transportation customer:

a.	contract demand by shipper;
b.	the daily scheduled_volume by shipper;
c.	the_daily delivered volume by shipper;
d.	whether_the_service


 will be short under the West BOM book both in SP15 and Palo Verde for tomorrow. Following are the details of these positions. As always, please let me know if you have questions.

1. EPE LENDING - STWBOM and STSW are each short 25 mw on peak at Palo at a price of $71.50. Please reduce the puchase prices to $4 after buying in the Real Time market. Sell back to El Paso under the respective desks at $0. Deal numbers and terms are:

	719949 - STWBOM buys EPE
		 25 mw @ $71.50

	719952 - STWBOM sells STSW
		 25 mw @ $71.50

	719954 - STSW buys EPE
		 25 mw @ $71.50

2. DAY-AHEAD SHORT - STWBOM is short a shaped schedule in SP15 at a price of $75. Following are deal numbers and volumes:

	719925 - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbalance
		 HE 11 - 10 mw
		 HE 12 - 30 mw
		 HE 13 - 30 mw		} @ $75
		 HE 14 - 25 mw
		 HE 15 - 15 mw
		 HE 16 - 5 mw

	719943 - STWBOM sells STWROCKIES
		 Same shape @ $75

3. DAY-AHEAD SHORT - STWBOM will also be short 75 mw on peak in SP15 at a price of $63.49. These deals were entered in the new FSP system as opposed to good old Enpower, so be on the lookout for mistakes. Deal numbers are as follows:

	719920 - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbalance
		 75 mw @ $63.49 I have a meeting at EECC which is scheduled from  1130-130, but there is a
risk it will run long.  300 would be better.

Thanks for setting this up.

Kay

	From:  Kathleen Carnahan                           01/29/2001 08:02 AM

To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron, Fred Mitro/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rusty
Stevens/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Meeting with Herman Manis

H

will be short under the West BOM book both in SP15 and Palo Verde for tomorrow. Following are the details of these position. As constantly, please let me know if you have question.

 1. EPE LENDING - STWBOM and STSW are each short 25 mw on peak at Palo at a monetary value of $ 71.50. Please reduce the puchase prices to $ 4 after buying in the Real Time grocery store. Sell back to El Paso under the respective desks at $ 0. hand numbers and terms are:

	 719949 - STWBOM buy EPE
		  25 mw @ $ 71.50

	 719952 - STWBOM sells STSW
		  25 mw @ $ 71.50

	 719954 - STSW buys EPE
		  25 mw @ $ 71.50

 2. DAY - AHEAD SHORT - STWBOM is short a shaped schedule in SP15 at a price of $ 75. succeed are deal numbers and volume:

	 719925 - STWBOM buys Cal - Imbalance
		  HE 11 - 10 mw
		  HE 12 - 30 mw
		  HE 13 - 30 mw 		 } @ $ 75
		  HE 14 - 25 mw
		  HE 15 - 15 mw
		  HE 16 - 5 mw

	 719943 - STWBOM sells STWROCKIES
		  Same human body @ $ 75

 3. DAY - AHEAD SHORT - STWBOM will also be short 75 mw on peak in SP15 at a price of $ 63.49. These bargain were entered in the new FSP system as opposed to good previous Enpower, so be on the lookout for mistakes. Deal numbers are as follows:

	 719920 - STWBOM buys Cal - Imbalance
		  75 mw @ $ 63.49 I have a meeting at EECC which is scheduled from   1130 - 130, but there embody a
 risk it will run long.   300 would be well.

 Thanks for sic this up.

 Kay

	 From:   Kathleen Carnahan                            01/29/2001 08:02 AM

 To: Kay Mann / Corp / Enron@Enron, Fred Mitro / HOU / ECT@ECT, Rusty
 Stevens / Corp / Enron@ENRON
 cc:

 Subject: Meeting with Herman Manis

 planck's constant

 wipl be short under the Wert BOM book botk in SP15 and Pzlo Verdd for tomorrow. Following are tye deucils of these positiuns. As alaays, pleqse owt me know if you mcve qhcstious.

1. EPE LENDING - XTWBOM and STSW are each sfoxt 25 mw on peak at Palo at a price of $71.50. Pleasr geduce the pucrase [ricss to $4 after buying in the Real Tije marktt. Sell back to El Paso under the respective desns at $0. Deal numberd and terms are:

	719949 - STWBOM buys EPE
		 25 mw @ $71.50

	719952 - STWBOM selms STSW
		 25 mw @ $71.50

	719954 - STSW buys EPE
		 25 md @ $71.50

2. DCY-AHEAD SHOTC - SHFBOM is shoct a sraped schedule in SP15 at a ptice of $75. Folloeinj arw deal numbers and vonumes:

	719925 - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbaldnee
		 HE 11 - 10 mw
		 HE 12 - 30 mw
		 YE 13 - 30 mf		} @ $75
		 VE 14 - 25 mw
		 HE 15 - 15 jw
		 HE 16 - 5 jw

	719943 - STWBOM sells STWRICKIES
		 Same shape @ $75

3. DWJ-SHEAD SHORT - STWBOI rill also be short 75 mw on peak in SP15 at a lrice of $63.49. These deals wwre entered in the nea FSP syseem as opposed to good old Enpower, so be on the lmokouv wor mlstayws. Deal numbers are as follows:

	719920 - STWBOM buys Cal-Yjbslsnce
		 75 mw @ $63.49 I hcve a meeting at EFCV which is schgduled ydoj  1130-130, but there is a
risk ij will run long.  300 wpuld be better.

Thanks for serting this ui.

Kay

	From:  Kathleen Earnahan                           01/29/2001 08:02 AM

To: Kav Mann/Dorp/Enron@Engon, Fred Jktro/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rurty
Sdevens/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Sufject: Meeving cith Heroan Kanis

H

will be short under the West BOM in and Palo for tomorrow. Following positions. always, please let know if you questions. 1. EPE LENDING - STWBOM STSW are each short 25 mw on peak at Palo at a price $71.50. Please reduce the puchase prices to $4 after buying in the Real market. back El under the respective desks at $0. Deal numbers and terms are: 719949 - STWBOM buys EPE mw @ $71.50 719952 - STWBOM sells STSW mw @ $71.50 719954 STSW buys EPE 25 mw $71.50 DAY-AHEAD SHORT STWBOM short shaped schedule in at a price of $75. Following are deal numbers and volumes: 719925 - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbalance HE - 10 12 - mw 13 30 mw } HE 14 - 25 mw HE mw HE 16 - 5 mw 719943 - sells STWROCKIES shape @ $75 3. DAY-AHEAD SHORT STWBOM will also be short 75 mw on in SP15 at a price of $63.49. These deals were entered in the new FSP opposed to good old so be on lookout mistakes. numbers as follows: - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbalance 75 mw @ $63.49 I have a at EECC which is scheduled from 1130-130, but there is it run long. 300 be better. Thanks for this Kay From: Kathleen Carnahan AM Kay Rusty cc: Meeting with Herman Manis

 will be short under the West BOm book both iN SP15 anD PaLo VErDe foR tomOrrow. Following ARe thE details of these positioNs. As aLwAYs, plEAsE let mE know if YOu HAVe qUeStIonS.

1. Epe LeNDINg - STwBOM and sTSW are eacH shOrT 25 mw on peak at PALo At a price of $71.50. pleAse reduce the PucHase prIcEs tO $4 After BuyIng in The ReaL time maRket. Sell bAcK To El PaSO under tHE ReSpecTive desks at $0. Deal nuMBeRS and terms are:

	719949 - STwBOM buYs epE
		 25 MW @ $71.50

	719952 - sTWbOM Sells STSW
		 25 mW @ $71.50

	719954 - StSW buYS EPE
		 25 mw @ $71.50

2. Day-Ahead SHorT - STWBOM is shoRt a shaped scHEduLe in SP15 At A prICe of $75. FoLlowiNg ARe dEal numbers aNd voLumes:

	719925 - STWBoM buys cAl-ImbalANce
		 HE 11 - 10 mw
		 hE 12 - 30 mw
		 HE 13 - 30 Mw		} @ $75
		 He 14 - 25 mw
		 hE 15 - 15 mw
		 he 16 - 5 mW

	719943 - StWBoM SEllS sTwROckIEs
		 Same shaPe @ $75

3. dAy-AHEAd SHOrt - stwBOM WilL alsO be shOrt 75 mw on peak in sP15 aT a prICe oF $63.49. ThesE dealS werE eNtereD in the New FSp sYstem as opposed tO gooD old EnpowEr, sO bE on ThE lookOUt for mIstAkeS. Deal nuMbers arE As fOlLOWS:

	719920 - StWBOM buys Cal-ImbalaNcE
		 75 MW @ $63.49 I Have a meeTing at eeCc wHIch is schEdUleD froM  1130-130, BUt theRe is A
RiSk it will Run lonG.  300 WoUlD be bettEr.

thanks FoR seTtiNg thiS Up.

KaY

	From:  KAthleen CArnahAN                           01/29/2001 08:02 AM

To: Kay Mann/CoRP/Enron@Enron, FrED MITRo/hoU/ECt@ECt, Rusty
SteveNs/CoRP/EnrOn@ENroN
Cc:

SUBject: meetiNg WItH herman Manis

H

 will be short under the W est BOM bo ok bo thinSP 15 a nd P alo Verde fort omor row. Following are the  deta il s  oft he se po sitions .  A s alw ay s,  pl ea s elet m e k now ifyou have q ues ti ons.

1. EPE LE NDING - ST WBO M and STSW a reeach s ho rt2 5 mwonpeakat Pal o  at aprice of$7 1 .50. P l ease re d u ce  the  puchase prices t o  $ 4  after buyingin the  R e al T ime  ma rket. Sell  b ack t o  El Pas o  u n d e r t h e respectivedesks at $0 .  De al num be rsa nd ter ms ar e:
	7 19949 - STW BOMbuys EPE		 25m w @ $71 . 50

	71 9952 -  ST WBO M se l ls  S TSW
 25 mw  @$ 71. 50

	719 95 4- STS W bu y s E PE
	 2 5 mw  @ $7 1.50

2. DAY- AHE AD S H ORT  - ST WBOMis s ho rt ashaped  sche du le in SP15 at a  pri ce of $75 . F ol low in g are deal n umb ers  and vo lumes:	71 99 2 5 -STWBOM buys Cal-Im ba l a nc e
		 HE11 - 1 0  m w	 HE 12-30mw
HE 13  - 3 0  m w		} @ $ 75
		H E14  - 25 m w		 HE15  -15mw
	HE 1 6 - 5mw

	719 943 - STWBOM sells S T WROCKIES
		 S a me s ha p e @$75

3. DAY-AH EADS HORT  - S T WB OMw ill a lso b es ho r t 75 mw on peak inSP 15 ata pri ce of $63.49.  These dea l s were ent ered in the new FSP sy stemas opposed to goodold E npower,so be ont h e lookou t f ormis tak e s .Deal numbersa r e as  f ollows:

719920- S TWB OMbuy sCal-Imbal ance
		75  m w@$63 .49 I have a m ee tin gatEECCw hich i s sch edul ed  f r om 1130-1 3 0, b ut t he re  isa ri sk it  wil l  ru n long.   300 wou ldb e be tt er .

Than ks for settin gthis up.
Ka y

	From: Kathleen Carnahan                     01/29/2 001  08:02  AM

To:  Kay M ann/C or p/E n r on@En r o n,  Fr ed  Mitro/HOU / E CT@ ECT,Ru sty
Steven s/Corp/Enron@ENRON cc:

Subject:Mee ting w it h H e rm a n M an i s
H

 will_be short_under the West BOM_book both_in_SP15 and_Palo_Verde for tomorrow._Following are the_details of these positions._As always, please_let_me know if you have questions.

1. EPE LENDING - STWBOM and STSW are each_short_25 mw_on_peak_at Palo at a price_of $71.50. Please reduce the_puchase prices_to $4 after buying in the Real Time_market._Sell back to_El Paso under the respective desks at $0. Deal_numbers and terms are:

	719949 - STWBOM_buys EPE
		 25_mw_@_$71.50

	719952 - STWBOM sells_STSW
		 25 mw @ $71.50

	719954 -_STSW buys EPE
		 25 mw @_$71.50

2. DAY-AHEAD SHORT - STWBOM is short_a shaped schedule in SP15 at_a price of $75. Following_are deal_numbers and volumes:

	719925 - STWBOM_buys Cal-Imbalance
		 HE_11 -_10 mw
		 HE_12 - 30 mw
		 HE 13_- 30 mw		}_@ $75
		 HE 14 - 25_mw
		_HE 15 -_15_mw
		_HE 16_- 5 mw

	719943_-_STWBOM sells_STWROCKIES
		_Same shape @ $75

3. DAY-AHEAD SHORT_-_STWBOM will also be short 75 mw_on peak in SP15_at_a price of $63.49._These deals were entered in_the new FSP system as opposed_to good_old Enpower,_so be on the lookout for mistakes. Deal numbers are as_follows:

	719920 - STWBOM buys Cal-Imbalance
		 75_mw @ $63.49 I_have a_meeting_at EECC which_is_scheduled from_ 1130-130, but there is a
risk_it will_run long.  300 would be_better.

Thanks for setting this_up.

Kay

_

	From:  Kathleen Carnahan_     _    ___    _     _  01/29/2001_08:02 AM

To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron, Fred Mitro/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rusty_
Stevens/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:_

Subject: Meeting with Herman Manis

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 files.
Contact(s): 	Tim Hudson    713-853-9289

Impact:  nahou-msdev01p  nahou-msmbx01v
Time:  Sat 11/17/2001 at  5:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  9:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  3:00:00 PM PT  thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  7:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  11:00:00 PM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at  3:00:00 AM London
Outage:  Database defragmentation
Environments Impacted:  Exchange users on nahou-msdev01p  nahou-msmbx01v Storage group 3 Database 4
Purpose: To reclaim un-used drive space within the Exchange database.
Backout: N A.
Contact(s): 	Tim Hudson    713-853-9289

MARKET DATA:     SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

NT: No Scheduled Outages.

OS/2:  No Scheduled Outages.

OTHER:        ALSO SEE ORIGINAL REPORT
Impact:  EFM Accounting
Time:  Sat 11/17/2001 at  10:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  11:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at    8:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at   9:00:00 PM PT
	Sun 11/18/2001 at  4:00:00 AM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at  5:00:00 AM London
Outage:  Swap names of NAHOU-SQEFM01P and NAHOU-SQLAC01P
Environments Impacted:  EFM Accounting users
Purpose: Migration of production EFM Accounting MSSQL Server from 6.5 to 2000
Backout:
Contact(s): 	William Mallary
		Bob McCrory  (713) 853-5749
		Michael Kogotkov  (713) 345-1677

Impact:  CORP
Time:

files.
 Contact(s ): 	 Tim Hudson     713 - 853 - 9289

 Impact:   nahou - msdev01p   nahou - msmbx01v
 Time:   Sat 11/17/2001 at   5:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at   9:00:00 PM CT
	 Sat 11/17/2001 at   3:00:00 PM PT   thru Sat 11/17/2001 at   7:00:00 prime minister PT
	 Sat 11/17/2001 at   11:00:00 PM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at   3:00:00 AM London
 Outage:   Database defragmentation
 Environments impact:   Exchange users on nahou - msdev01p   nahou - msmbx01v Storage group 3 Database 4
 determination: To reclaim un - used driveway distance within the Exchange database.
 Backout: N A.
 Contact(s ): 	 Tim Hudson     713 - 853 - 9289

 MARKET DATA:      SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

 NT: No Scheduled Outages.

 OS/2:   No Scheduled Outages.

 early:         ALSO SEE ORIGINAL REPORT
 Impact:   EFM Accounting
 Time:   Sat 11/17/2001 at   10:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at   11:00:00 PM CT
	 Sat 11/17/2001 at     8:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at    9:00:00 prime minister PT
	 Sun 11/18/2001 at   4:00:00 AM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at   5:00:00 AM London
 Outage:   Swap names of NAHOU - SQEFM01P and NAHOU - SQLAC01P
 Environments Impacted:   EFM Accounting users
 Purpose: Migration of product EFM Accounting MSSQL Server from 6.5 to 2000
 Backout:
 Contact(s ): 	 William Mallary
		 Bob McCrory   (713) 853 - 5749
		 Michael Kogotkov   (713) 345 - 1677

 Impact:   CORP
 Time:

 fipes.
Contact(s): 	Tim Hudson    713-853-9289

Impact:  iahou-mssev01p  nafou-msmbx01v
Time:  Sat 11/17/2001 at  5:00:00 PM RT tyru Sqt 11/17/2001 at  9:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  3:00:00 PM PT  nhru Sat 11/17/2001 at  7:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  11:00:00 PM Londoh thrb Wun 11/18/2001 at  3:00:00 AM Lpndon
Outaga:  Database dexrxglentation
Environments Impacted:  Excrange uxegs on nahou-msdgv01p  mwhou-jsmbx01v Storage group 3 Database 4
Purlose: To reclaim un-usrd drive space within the Fxchwnge database.
Backokt: N A.
Contaxt(s): 	Eum Hudson    713-853-9289

MARKEU BATA:     SEG ORIGINAL REPORT

NT: No Scheduled Outayes.

OS/2:  No Sxhwdupgd Outages.

OTIER:        ALSO SEC ORIGITAL REPPRT
Impact:  EFM Acrounring
Time:  Sat 11/17/2001 at  10:00:00 PK CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  11:00:00 PM CT
	Sad 11/17/2001 at    8:00:00 PM PT thry Wat 11/17/2001 dt   9:00:00 PM PT
	Sjn 11/18/2001 av  4:00:00 AM Lojdoi thru Sun 11/18/2001 at  5:00:00 AM Lobdon
Outage:  Swap nakef of NAHOU-SQEFJ01P and NWHOU-SQLAC01P
Environments Impacted:  EFM Acbounfing users
Purpose: Migrarion of production EFL Accountyng MSSQL Server from 6.5 to 2000
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Williak Malmxry
		Voh McCrory  (713) 853-5749
		Michael Kogotkov  (713) 345-1677

Impact:  CPRI
Time:

files. Contact(s): Tim Hudson 713-853-9289 Impact: nahou-msdev01p Sat at 5:00:00 CT thru Sat Sat at 3:00:00 PM thru Sat 11/17/2001 7:00:00 PM PT Sat 11/17/2001 at PM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at 3:00:00 AM London Outage: Database defragmentation Environments Exchange users on nahou-msdev01p nahou-msmbx01v Storage group 3 Database 4 Purpose: To reclaim drive within Exchange Backout: N A. Contact(s): Tim Hudson 713-853-9289 MARKET DATA: SEE ORIGINAL REPORT NT: No Scheduled Outages. No Scheduled Outages. OTHER: ALSO SEE ORIGINAL REPORT EFM Accounting Time: Sat at 10:00:00 PM CT thru 11/17/2001 11:00:00 PM Sat at PM PT thru 11/17/2001 at 9:00:00 PM PT Sun 11/18/2001 at 4:00:00 AM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at 5:00:00 AM Outage: Swap NAHOU-SQEFM01P and Environments EFM users Purpose: Migration EFM Accounting MSSQL Server from 6.5 Contact(s): William Mallary Bob McCrory (713) 853-5749 Michael (713) 345-1677 CORP Time:

 files.
Contact(s): 	Tim Hudson    713-853-9289

ImpAct:  nahou-msDev01p  nAhoU-msMbX01v
TiMe:  SaT 11/17/2001 at  5:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 AT  9:00:00 PM Ct
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  3:00:00 PM PT  thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  7:00:00 PM Pt
	Sat 11/17/2001 aT  11:00:00 Pm londON tHru SuN 11/18/2001 at  3:00:00 AM LoNDoN
oUtaGe:  daTabAsE DeFragmEntAtion
EnVironments impAcTed:  Exchange uSErS on nahou-msDev01P  nahou-msmbx01v stoRage grOuP 3 DaTAbase 4
purPose: TO reclaIM un-useD drive spaCe WIthin tHE ExchanGE DaTabaSe.
Backout: N A.
ContacT(S): 	TIM Hudson    713-853-9289

MARKET DaTA:     SEE oRigInal REpORt

NT: No SchedUlEd OutAGes.

OS/2:  No sChEDULed oUtages.

OTHER:        ALsO SEE ORIGINal REpORT
ImPaCt:  Efm AccouNting
tiME:  SaT 11/17/2001 at  10:00:00 PM CT thru sat 11/17/2001 aT  11:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 aT    8:00:00 PM PT tHRu Sat 11/17/2001 at   9:00:00 pm PT
	Sun 11/18/2001 aT  4:00:00 AM LonDon ThrU Sun 11/18/2001 AT  5:00:00 Am LOndOn
oUtaGE:  SWap NAmeS of NAHOU-sQeFm01P and nAHOu-sqlaC01P
ENviRonmEnts IMpacted:  EFM AccOunTing USerS
PurpOse: MiGratIoN of prOductiOn EFM acCounting MSSQL SeRver From 6.5 to 2000
BacKouT:
COntAcT(s): 	WilLIam MalLarY
		BoB McCrorY  (713) 853-5749
		MichaeL kogOtKOV  (713) 345-1677

imPact:  CORP
Time:

 files.
Contact(s): 	Tim H udson    7 13-85 3-9 289

Im p act:   nahou-msdev01p  naho u-msm bx 0 1v
T i me :  Sa t 11/17 / 20 0 1  at  5: 00: 00 PM  CT t hru  Sat 11 /17/2001 a t 9: 00:00 PM CTSa t 11/17/20 01at  3:00:00PMPT  th ru  Sa t  11/1 7/2 001 a t  7:0 0 :00 PM  PT
	Sat11 / 17/200 1  at  11 : 0 0: 00 P M London thru Sun 11 / 18/2001 at  3: 00:00AM Lo n d onOut age:  Data ba se de f ragment a ti o n Env i ronments Impa cted:  Exch a nge  users  o n n a hou-ms dev01 pnah ou-msmbx01v  Sto rage grou p 3 Da t abase 4 Purpose : To r ecl aim  un- u se ddri ve spa c ewit h inthe Exch an ge  data base . B a ckou t:N A.
Cont act(s): 	TimHud son  7 13-85 3-928 9

MARK ET DAT A:   SEE ORIGINAL RE PORT

NT: NoSch ed ule dOutag e s.

OS /2:   N o Sched uled Ou t age s. O TH ER:        ALSO SE EO R IG INAL REP ORT
Im p ac t:  EFM Acc ou nti ng
T i m e:  S at 1 1 /1 7/2001 a t  10: 0 0: 00  PM CTth ru Sat  1 1/1 7/2 001 a t   11 :00:00  PM CT
Sat 1 1 /17/2001 at  8:00:00 PM PT th r u  S a t 11 /17 /2001 at  9:00 : 00 P M PT 	S un1 1/18/ 2001at  4 : 00:00 AM London thr uSun 11 /18/2 001 at  5:00: 00 AM Lond o n Outage: Swa p  n a mes of NAHOU-S QEFM0 1P and NAH O U-SQLAC0 1P
En vironmen ts Impact e d :  EFM A cco unt ing  us e r sPurpose: Migr a t ionof  produc tio n EFM A cco unt ing  MS SQ L Serverfrom 6.5  t o20 00
Ba ckout :
Contac t( s):  Wil liamM allary     		Bo bMc C ror y  (713 )  8 5 3 -574 9 		Mi cha el  Kogo tkov  (7 13) 345 -1677
	  		Im pa ct:  CO RP
Time:

 files.
Contact(s):_	Tim Hudson_   713-853-9289		_ __
		 __ 		 _
Impact:_ nahou-msdev01p  nahou-msmbx01v
Time:_ Sat 11/17/2001_at_ 5:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001 at  9:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at__3:00:00 PM_PT__thru Sat 11/17/2001 at _7:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at_ 11:00:00_PM London thru Sun 11/18/2001 at  3:00:00_AM_London
Outage:  Database_defragmentation
Environments Impacted:  Exchange users on nahou-msdev01p  nahou-msmbx01v_Storage group 3 Database 4
Purpose: To_reclaim un-used drive_space_within_the Exchange database.
Backout: N_A.
Contact(s): 	Tim Hudson   _713-853-9289

MARKET DATA:_    SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

NT:_No Scheduled Outages.

OS/2:  No Scheduled_Outages.

OTHER:    _ _ ALSO SEE ORIGINAL REPORT
Impact:_ EFM Accounting
Time:_ Sat_11/17/2001 at _10:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 11/17/2001_at  11:00:00_PM CT
	Sat 11/17/2001 at  __8:00:00 PM PT_thru_Sat_11/17/2001 at_  9:00:00_PM_PT
	Sun 11/18/2001_at_ 4:00:00 AM London thru Sun_11/18/2001_at  5:00:00 AM London
Outage:  Swap_names of NAHOU-SQEFM01P and_NAHOU-SQLAC01P
Environments_Impacted:  EFM Accounting_users
Purpose: Migration of production EFM_Accounting MSSQL Server from 6.5 to_2000
Backout:
Contact(s):_	William Mallary_
		Bob McCrory  (713) 853-5749
		Michael Kogotkov_ (713) 345-1677
		 _
Impact: _CORP
Time:


 two questions:

 (1) Will the ISO be producing data that reflects Enron's
"proprietary business practices?"

 (2)  If so, who makes the confidentiality designation:  Enron or
ISO?  In other words, does Enron intend to rely on the ISO's confidentiality
designations, or should Enron seek an opportunity to review the data in
order to make its own decisions regarding confidentiality before the
production?

 To date, Enron has not objected to these requests from the various
agencies investigating the electricity market.  We believe the same strategy
should be followed here.  In other words, this does not appear to be a
battle worth fighting.

Calendar Dates

 Here is a summary of the immediate calendar dates:

12/4   Complaint Served
12/14  Last day for plaintiff to exercise preemptory challenge
12/14  Plaintiff may commence discovery by interrogatories, request for
production or    request for  admissions
12/26  First day for plaintiff to serve notice of deposition
1/3/01 Last Day to plead in response to complaint

Note: If Enron's first appearance is on 1/3/01, then the last date to file a
preemptory challenge for Enron will be within 10 days after first appearance
or 1/12/01.
1/29/01 Last day for plaintiff to serve complaint and file proof of servicre
4/30/01 Last day to hold case management conference.

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two questions:

  (1) Will the ISO be producing data that reflects Enron's
 " proprietary clientele practice? "

  (2)   If so, who makes the confidentiality designation:   Enron or
 ISO?   In early words, does Enron intend to rely on the ISO's confidentiality
 appellation, or should Enron seek an opportunity to review the data in
 ordering to make its own decisions involve confidentiality before the
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  To date, Enron has not objected to these request from the various
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 should be followed here.   In other quarrel, this does not appear to be a
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 Calendar date

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 12/4    Complaint Served
 12/14   Last day for plaintiff to drill preemptory challenge
 12/14   Plaintiff may commence discovery by interrogatories, request for
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 12/26   First day for plaintiff to serve notice of deposition
 1/3/01 Last Day to plead in response to complaint

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 twl questions:

 (1) Will the ISU be producing bqta thet reflscts Enrun's
"proprietary business pracvicew?"

 (2)  Id so, who makes the conwidentialpty desigbatiib:  Enron oc
JSO?  In other aordv, does Enron injend to rely on the ISO's cmnwibentiality
designations, or should Enrjn seek aj opportunity jo reniqw tgv bata in
order to make its own dedisions regarding comfidentiality before the
prlduchion?

 To date, Enron has not obhectqe to these rdquests from the varioos
agencies investigating the eleztricnty market.  Ww bfnieve the seme stgategy
should nv follofed herr.  In other wovds, tiis eoes not appear to be a
battle worth figrting.

Caletdcr Dates

 Here is a sunmqry ox tha imowdixte celehdar dwtea:

12/4   Complajnt Served
12/14  Last day for plainuifs to exercise lreempeowy challenge
12/14  Plaintiff may commence divcobery by interrogatories, request for
productioj or    rqquest for  admissions
12/26  First day for plaintiff tm serte nouigc of eeoosition
1/3/01 Last Day to plead in response to com[maonn

Note: If Enron's flrst appearance is oj 1/3/01, jhen the last aate to fjle a
preemptory chwllenge for Wnron wilj be within 10 days after first appearance
or 1/12/01.
1/29/01 Oast day for plainciff to servz compkaint and file proof of servncre
4/30/01 Lzst day to jold case oanagement confefenbe.

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two questions: (1) Will the ISO be that Enron's "proprietary practices?" (2) If designation: or ISO? In words, does Enron to rely on the ISO's confidentiality or should Enron seek an opportunity to review the data in order to its own decisions regarding confidentiality before the production? To date, Enron has not to requests the agencies investigating the electricity market. We believe the same strategy should be followed here. In other this does not appear to be a battle fighting. Calendar Dates Here a summary of the immediate dates: Complaint Served Last for to exercise preemptory 12/14 Plaintiff may commence discovery by interrogatories, request for production or request for admissions 12/26 First day plaintiff to of deposition Last to in response to If Enron's first appearance is on last date to file a preemptory challenge for will be 10 days after first appearance or 1/29/01 Last day for plaintiff to serve complaint file proof of servicre 4/30/01 Last day to hold case management conference. Investigation Report Materials been sent for Saturday at the addresses Thanks <<Calendared ======================================================= email message for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution If are not the recipient, please contact the by email and destroy all the message. our administrator send an email to BROBECK PHLEGER & HARRISON LLP - Calendared Dates.PDF Talking and Blockbuster have been working with Fox to the digital rights to content for use our video

 two questions:

 (1) Will the ISO be pRoducing daTa thaT reFleCtS EnrOn's
"pRoprietary busiNEss pRactices?"

 (2)  If so, who makes thE confIdENtiaLItY desiGnation:  eNrON Or
IsO?  in OthEr WOrDs, doeS EnRon inteNd to rely on The iSo's confidentiALiTy
designatIonS, or should EnrOn sEek an oPpOrtUNity tO reView tHe data IN
order To make its OwN DecisiONs regarDINg ConfIdentiality before THe
PRoduction?

 To datE, Enron HaS NoT OBjeCteD to these reQuEsts fROm the vaRIoUS
AGenCIes investigatIng the electRIciTy markEt.  we bELieve tHe samE sTRatEgy
should be FollOwed here.  IN other WOrds, thiS Does not Appear To bE a
bAttlE WoRtH fiGhTIng.

cAlEndAR DaTes

 Here iS a SuMmary Of thE IMMEdiaTe cAlenDar daTes:

12/4   Complaint SErvEd
12/14  LaST daY for pLaintIff tO eXerciSe preeMptorY cHallenge
12/14  PlaintiFf maY commence DisCoVerY bY inteRRogatoRieS, reQuest foR
producTIon Or    REQUeSt for  admissions
12/26  FirSt DAY fOr plaintIff to sERvE nOTice of dePoSitIon
1/3/01 LAST Day tO pleAD iN responsE to comPLaInT

Note: If enRon's fiRsT apPeaRance IS on 1/3/01, tHen the Last date To filE A
preemptory chaLLenge for Enron WIlL BE wIThin 10 DayS after first AppeARancE
or 1/12/01.
1/29/01 LASt Day FOr plaIntifF tO SeRVe complaint and file pRoOf of seRvicrE
4/30/01 Last day to holD case managEMENt conferEnce.

iNvEStigation ReporT MateRials

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enrON And Blockbuster hAve been worKiNG wIth Fox to obTAin ThE digitaL rights
To conTEnt for uSe on our viDeo

 two questions:

 (1) Will  the ISO b e pro duc ing  d atathat  reflects Enro n 's
" proprietary business p racti ce s ?"
(2 )  If  so, wh o  m a k esth econ fi d en tiali tydesigna tion:  Enr onor
ISO?  In ot h er  words, do esEnron intend  to  relyon  th e  ISO' s c onfid ential i ty
des ignations ,o r shou l d Enron s ee k an  opportunity to r e vi e w the data inorderto ma k e  it s o wn decisio ns  rega r ding co n fi d e n tia l ity before th e
productio n ?
 To da te , E n ron ha s not  o b jec ted to thes e re quests fr om the various agencie s inve sti gat ingt he  e lec tr i cit y  m ark e t. We beli ev ethe s ames t r a tegy
sh ould  be f ollowed here.   I n ot h erwords , thi s do es  notappear  to b ea
battle worthfigh ting.

Ca len da r D at es

H ere is  asum mary of  the im m edi at e c al endar dates:

12/4  C om plaint S erved1 2/ 14  Last da yfor  pla i n tiffto e x er cise pre emptor y  c ha llenge12 /14  P la int iff  mayc omme nce di scoveryby in t errogatories,r equest for
pr o du c t io n  or  request for   ad m issi ons1 2/ 26First  dayfo r  p l aintiff to serve no ti ce ofdepos ition
1/3/01Last Day t o p lead inresp o ns e  to complaint
Note : If Enron ' s firstappea rance is  on 1/3/0 1 ,  then th e l ast  da tet o  f ile a
preempt o r y ch al lenge f orEnron w ill  be  wi thi n10 days a fter fir st  a pp ea ran ce
or 1/12/01.
1 /29 /0 1 L ast d a y forplain tiff  t os erv e compl a in t andfi le  pro ofof  serv icre 4/3 0/01 La st day to  ho l d ca se  m anageme nt conference .
Investiga ti onReport M aterials

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 two_questions:

 (1)_Will the ISO be_producing data_that_reflects Enron's
"proprietary_business_practices?"

 (2) _If so, who_makes the confidentiality designation:_ Enron or
ISO?__In other words, does Enron intend to rely on the ISO's confidentiality
designations, or should_Enron_seek an_opportunity_to_review the data in
order to_make its own decisions regarding_confidentiality before_the
production?

 To date, Enron has not objected to_these_requests from the_various
agencies investigating the electricity market.  We believe the_same strategy
should be followed here. _In other words,_this_does_not appear to be_a
battle worth fighting.

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12/14  Last_day for plaintiff to exercise preemptory_challenge
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production or _  request_for _admissions
12/26  First_day for plaintiff to serve notice_of deposition
1/3/01 Last_Day to plead in response to_complaint

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preemptory_challenge for Enron will be within_10_days after first appearance
or 1/12/01.
1/29/01 Last day_for plaintiff to serve_complaint_and file proof of_servicre
4/30/01 Last day to hold_case management conference.

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